In celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), NDRN gathers together stories and video which highlight individuals with disabilities who are successfully employed in the community.
The National Disability Rights Network developeda set of five principles to guide its work on police reform efforts at the federal level. The document will be updated as needed.
Representative Mark DeSaulnier introduced the Protection and Advocacy in Education Act which will help students with disabilities receive appropriate educational services and ensure that students and families have a recourse when their rights are violated.
As the author of the landmark Olmstead v. L.C. decision, Judge Ginsburg freed Americans with disabilities from a life of segregation and isolation by affirming the right to live and receive services in the community of their choice.
NDRN supports the recommendations outlined in the USCCR report. We join them in calling on Congress and the Trump Administration to immediately repeal this antiquated law.
The Inspector General must complete a thorough, fact based, and transparent investigation of the allegations included in this complaint, followed by timely and effective remedies.
NDRN strongly urges Congress and the Administration to build off the CDC's eviction moratorium in order to keep people healthy and housed in their communities.
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