Center For Disability Rights Logo. Black triangle surrounded by CIVIL RIGHTS, INTEGRATION, INDEPENDENCE. Superimposed and extending over the top, the forearm and hand of Lady Liberty holding her torch. Medium gold color with a heavy black shadow along the right side,the forearm, torch and flame are made to appear as if they are basking in the glow of the rising sun, shining down and from the left.

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       ...Working for the full integration, independence, and civil rights of people with disabilities.

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Legislative Action Center
Not only have we updated our website to show you what we are doing, but it now gives You the opportunity to make a difference too! Check out our "Legislative Action Center." You can sign up to receive Disability Rights Action Alerts, advocate on disability issues by contacting legislators and key governmental officials, review important disability-related legislation, contact the media, or register to vote!
 
  The Center for Disability Rights in front of the Whitehouse, Washington, D.C.
ADAPT is a national grass roots disability rights group devoted to eliminating the institutional bias through direct action! We regularly join advocates from all across the country for a variety of different actions. If you would like more information or want to join us to FREE OUR PEOPLE, contact CDR's Director of Advocacy, Chris Hilderbrant.
 
 
Disability Rights Issues Being Addressed By CDR

CDR Makes a Difference

Throughout the years, CDR has been involved in numerous advocacy actions. These actions included trips to Washington, Albany, Syracuse, Binghamton, as well as addressing issues in our hometown of Rochester, NY. As part of ADAPT, we have engaged in non-violent civil disobedience as a means of creating enduring systems change. Over the years, we have fought hard for the disabled community to increase the availability of accessible housing, accessible transportation and consumer controlled community based care and services.
 
  Access to Public Transit. Access to Public Transit
The Americans with Disabilities Act guarantees equivalent para-transit services.		   Attendant Services. Attendant Services
People who need assistance with personal care should pay close attention to the Supreme Court!
 
 
  Enforcement of the ADA. Enforcement of the ADA
Advocate, don't collaborate! Plain and simple, inaccessibility is discrimination.		   Visitability to New Homes. Visitability to New Homes
Visitability provides basic access to newly constructed homes for people with mobility disabilities.
 
 
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