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Disability Rights California

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Disability Rights California

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DRC is a nonprofit agency. We are the largest disability rights group in the nation. Federal law established us to protect and advocate for the rights of people with disabilities. We are the protection and advocacy agency for California.

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  • [H1] Disability Rights California (DRC) defends and improves the rights of Californians who have disabilities.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California (DRC) defends and improves the rights of Californians who have disabilities.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California (DRC) defends and improves the rights of Californians who have disabilities.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California's purpose is to help Californians with disabilities access their rights and services.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California's purpose is to help Californians with disabilities access their rights and services.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California's purpose is to help Californians with disabilities access their rights and services.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California (DRC) Started in 1978, and is now the largest disability rights organization in the United States.
  • [H1] Disability Rights California (DRC) Started in 1978, and is now the largest disability rights organization in the United States.
  • [H2] Self-Advocacy Resources
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Podcasts
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 9: The Paradox of The Entire Universe
  • [H2] Disability Letter to Congress: Fund Care, Not Violence and Detention
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 8: I Don’t Have the Luxury of Waiting
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 7: Growing Into Gardens
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Calls For An End To State-Sponsored Violence and Death
  • [H2] Share Your Story About Disability Discrimination in Schools
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Opposes Proposed Federal Rule that Attempts to Exclude Gender Dysphoria from Section 504 Civil Rights Protections
  • [H2] California Mental Health Policy is at a Desperate Crossroads
  • [H2] Disability Rights California’s Summary of The Governor’s Proposed 2026-27 Budget
  • [H2] FREE OUR PEOPLE!
  • [H2] Disability Poverty Traps - Part One: This Is Our Money
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 6: Absolute Deprivation is Not the Solution
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 5: This Is My Brother Right Here
  • [H2] Turning the Tide on Overdose
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Calls the Plan to Break Up the U.S. Department of Education Unwise and Reckless
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Mourns and Celebrates the Incredible Alice Wong
  • [H2] The Game Plan - Episode 4: A Glittering Realm
  • [H2] Become a Sponsor for our 4th Annual Gala Event
  • [H2] Newly-opened California City ICE Detention Facility: Dangerous for Disabled People
  • [H2] 2025 End of Session Wrap Up
  • [H2] The Ballooning Crisis: Acute Services vs. Organized Care
  • [H2] Making Space and Disability Rights California’s National Disability Employment Awareness (NDEAM) Event
  • [H2] Virtual Town Hall on November's Special Election
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Condemns Trump Administration Gutting the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services and the Office for Civil Rights
  • [H2] With SB 27, Governor Newsom Doubles Down on Coercive CARE Court Despite Ardent Opposition from Impacted Communities and Advocates
  • [H2] With SB 634, California Protects Against Criminalizing Frontline Workers and Good Samaritans Aiding Homeless People
  • [H2] Public Transportation Community Survey
  • [H2] The Game Plan E3: I’m Just a Lucky Guy
  • [H2] Government Shutdown Information & Resources for People with Disabilities
  • [H2] A Complication of Masks
  • [H2] Death at Adelanto Detention Facility Heightens Alarm About Treatment
  • [H2] DRC’s Investigations Unit featured on COMMITTABLE podcast
  • [H2] The Game Plan E2: They're All Disability Issues, or, Hunger Only For A Taste of Justice
  • [H2] SB 258 is Still Wrong and Disability Rights California Remains Opposed to the Amended Version
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Partners with the Department of Developmental Services to Educate on Conservatee Rights and Work Towards Reducing the Number of People Conserved in the State of California
  • [H2] SB 258 is a Dream Crusher
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Calls On DREDF to Stop Putting Politicians Over People
  • [H2] Why We Oppose SB 258
  • [H2] Disability Rights California and Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice Hold Press Conference on the Troubling State of the Adelanto ICE Detention Facility
  • [H2] Reflections on the Americans with Disabilities Act 35 Years Later
  • [H2] "Who Has The Power?" Report Chronicles L.A. County’s Systemic Failure to Educate Incarcerated Youth
  • [H2] An Open Letter to The Arc of California and ARCA from the IDD Community and Disability Rights California, Calling on Them to Reverse Their Support of Senate Bill 258
  • [H2] Immigrants Know Your Rights Tools
  • [H2] Disability Rights California (DRC) Raises Alarm on Trump Admin’s Cruel Executive Order on Mental Health and Homelessness
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Releases Alarming New Report Finding Abuse and Neglect at Adelanto ICE Processing Center
  • [H2] “They Treat Us Like Dogs in Cages” Inside the Adelanto ICE Processing Center
  • [H2] California Must Change: Disability Rights California Stands in Total Opposition to a New Batch of Bad Bills in the State
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Releases “A Half-Measure Solution to a Long-Standing Crisis” Report on the Harmful Effects of the DSH’s New EASS Program
  • [H2] Informing the Community about SB 258
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Stands in Total Opposition to SB 27, the Aggressive Expansion of CARE Court In Hearing Today
  • [H2] Proposed State Budget Cuts to In-Home Supports for Californians with Disabilities – Town Hall and Q&A
  • [H2] A Half-Measure Solution to a Long-Standing Crisis
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Appalled by Cuts to Medicaid in “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”
  • [H2] Disability Rights California is Strongly Opposed to CHLA's Gender Clinic Closings
  • [H2] Tell Congress Today: Disabled People Are Counting on You to Protect Medicaid
  • [H2] In Wake of Harmful Skrmetti Supreme Court Ruling, Disability Rights California Stands in Support of Healthcare for Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Youth
  • [H2] Senate Bill 634 Protecting Service Providers Assisting Unhoused People Passes off the Senate Floor
  • [H2] Proposed Medicaid Cuts – Virtual Town Hall and Live Q&A
  • [H2] Arts and Community at Disability Rights California’s Third Annual Gala
  • [H2] Let Me Go: Excessive Restraint of Patients at College Hospital
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Responds to Governor Newsom’s May Revision with Grave Concern
  • [H2] Congress Must Not Pass Cuts to Medicaid
  • [H2] We Want to Hear From You - 2025 Disability Rights California Survey
  • [H2] Disability Rights California's Andy Imparato interviewed in Mother Jones on brutal HHS budget cuts proposal
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Supports Healthcare for Veterans with Disabilities Under Current Federal Rollbacks
  • [H2] AB 1225: Expanding Accessibility in California’s State Parks
  • [H2] The Unseen Housing Economy: A Road Map to the Independent Living Home Industry
  • [H2] Disability Rights California (DRC) Denounces Executive Order to Weaken the U.S. Department of Education
  • [H2] Regional Center Diversion Q&A
  • [H2] Disability Rights California calls on California Members of Congress to Protect the US Department of Education
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Secures Groundbreaking Settlement That Expands Community Mental Health Services and Housing in Tulare County, California
  • [H2] Accessibility Saves Lives: The Importance of ASL Interpreters in Emergency Communications
  • [H2] How a Bill Becomes a Law
  • [H2] Disability Rights California (DRC) Condemns President Trump’s Comments Scapegoating Workers with Disabilities
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Urges Direct Cash Support, Fair Pay, and Freedom for Incarcerated Firefighters
  • [H2] Disability Rights California's Response to Governor Newsom’s Proposed Budget
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Commends the New Rule for Air Travel
  • [H2] 2024 Year in Review
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Applauds Federal Proposal to End Subminimum Wage for People with Disabilities
  • [H2] Disability Rights California is Concerned about the Impacts of Propositions 6 and 36
  • [H2] Disability Rights California’s Executive Director Reacts to the 2024 Election Results
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Calls for a Permanent Halt to the Execution of Robert Roberson
  • [H2] Landmark Settlement Secured in Class Action Lawsuit Advocating for Unhoused Individuals in San Diego
  • [H2] Disability Rights California (DRC) Launches New Partnership to Enhance Employment Opportunities During National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)
  • [H2] 2024 Ballot Proposition Positions
  • [H2] Changes to IPP Meeting Requirements
  • [H2] Landmark Settlement Reached in Long-Fought Battle for Equitable Services for Disabled Latinx Children and Young Adults
  • [H2] Acuerdo Histórico Alcanzado en la Larga Lucha por Servicios Equitativos para Niños y Jóvenes Adultos Latinx con Discapacidades
  • [H2] September is D/deaf Awareness Month
  • [H2] Restoring Dignity: The Mission of the California Memorial Project (CMP)
  • [H2] California Memorial Project 22nd Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony
  • [H2] Proposition 36: A Misleading Bipartisan Push with No Real Public Safety Benefit
  • [H2] Black Parallel School Board Finalizes 5-Year Monitoring Plan with Sacramento City Schools to Address and Remedy Ongoing Disability and Racial Discrimination Against Students
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Thanks Dr. Mark Ghaly, Secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency for His Service to Disabled Californians
  • [H2] Disability Rights California and Community Advocates for Just and Moral Governance Urge San Diego Board of Supervisors to Oppose Prop 36 and Protect San Diegans
  • [H2] Disability Rights California and Civil Rights Corps Oppose Proposition 36 and Any Legislation that Harms California’s Most Vulnerable Residents
  • [H2] DREDF, DRC and 89 Organizations Condemn Mask Bans and Urge Lawmakers Not to Adopt Them to Protect the Right of People with Disabilities to Participate in the Community Safely
  • [H2] Federal Judge Orders West Los Angeles College to Restore Campus Shuttle to Provide Equal Access to Students with Mobility Disabilities
  • [H2] Disability Rights California’s Summary of The Final 2024-25 Budget
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Advocating for Safe and Dignified Air Travel for Individuals with Disabilities
  • [H2] Federal Court Issues Historic Order Ending Race-Based Policing by School District
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Condemns Grants Pass v. Johnson Decision
  • [H2] Celebrating the Legacy and Impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  • [H2] Impact of the State Budget on the Developmental Services System and People who Rely on Regional Center Funded Supports
  • [H2] Raising Awareness through Assistive Technology and Celebrating Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Anniversary
  • [H2] Disability Rights California (DRC) Statement on Biden’s Plan to Provide Relief for Some Undocumented Spouses and Children of US Citizens
  • [H2] Disability Rights California’s Summary of The Governor’s May Revision to the Proposed 2024-25 Budget
  • [H2] Disability Rights California signed on in support of these comments
  • [H2] Health Advocates Say Elimination of In-Home Supportive Services for Undocumented Immigrants Could Have Devastating Impacts on CA’s Most Vulnerable
  • [H2] DRC signs on with 132 other organizations to lift up concerns in this year’s May Revision of the budget from Governor Newsom
  • [H2] Persistence and Advocacy for Disability Rights Culminate in Unveiling of 1000th Accessible Unit by Los Angeles Housing Department
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Statement on Governor Newsom’s Proposition 1 Announcement
  • [H2] AB 1225: Expanding Accessibility in California’s State Parks
  • [H2] 2024 Ballot Proposition Positions
  • [H2] What Does the Passage of AB 545 (Pellerin, 2023) Mean for Voters with Disabilities?
  • [H2] AB 701 (Ortega) - Study on Solitary Confinement
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Information on CARE Act (SB 1338, Umberg 2022)
  • [H2] Sign up for Updates
  • [H2] Careers
  • [H2] Disability Rights California Regional Center Vendor Reporting
  • [H2] How We’re Making a Difference
  • [H2] MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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