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disabilityrightsmd.org

Empowering People to Lead Systemic Change LEGAL INFORMATION​ Get Resources CONTACT US​ Get Help SUPPORT US TODAY​ Donate Recent News Impact Report 2022-2024 Read More February 6, 2025 PRESS RELEASE: Disability Rights Maryland Files Lawsuit Against Maryland Department Read More January 10, ...

olmsteadrights.org

Olmstead is the most important U.S. Supreme Court decision for people with disabilities. This website provides stories, self-help resources, and legal advocacy tools.

drcnh.org

New Hampshire lawmakers regularly make decisions that impact the daily lives of people with disabilities, including funding for services, education, housing, healthcare and much, much, more. Anyone can share their thoughts and experiences with the legislature. When a bill is under review, committee hearings are held in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.  […]

autismcolorado.org

ASC's meetup and support groups are a way to connect with others socially and gain valuable resources in a supportive environment.

acnj.org

ACNJ served on New Jersey’s Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents, which examined how social media impacts young people. The Commission published recommendations aimed at preserving social media’s benefits while reducing potential harms– including banning cellphones at school and delaying social media access until age 16.On January 8th, Governor Murphy signed what his administration calls a bell-to-bell cell phone ban into law, which will take effect during the 2026-27 school year. This law requires "guidelines on student use of internet-enabled devices to be developed by the New Jersey Department of Education," with each public school's governing body adopting corresponding policies. This bill incorporates many recommendations from the Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents, on which ACNJ served as a member.In addition to banning cellphones at school, the Commission has also recommended delaying social media access until age 16.

disabilitymuseum.org

By Laurie Block, DHM Director The 1960s. Civil Rights of PWD : Tracking down how and why the two posters in our image today were created, required digging out some federal legislative history. In 1965, Congress enacted the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) to help address problems of equal opportunity for “underprivileged” children. This …

adhdawarenessmonth.org

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albinism.org

Learn about albinism and hypopigmentation through various resources provided by the National Organization for Albinism & Hypopigmentation