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State and Federal laws protect the voting rights of people with disabilities. In New Hampshire, eligible voters who can make or express a choice, have the right to vote.
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P&As, like the Disability Rights Center-NH, are working to create a world that everyone can be a part of, by defending the rights of people with disabilities. We serve people of all ages, with all kinds of disabilities – including cognitive disabilities, mental health disabilities, physical disabilities, and all other disabilities – both seen or unseen. And even better: we are able to provide services and support at little to no charge to those we serve.
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Introducing a New Blog!
Missives from the Margins by Rebecca Nann
As creator of Missives from the Margins, Rebecca Nann aims to amplify and celebrate cross-disability perspectives while exploring the historical roots of the contemporary issues faced by people with disabilities.
“Normal is the difference among the seen and the unseen, and disability is what takes place in between.”
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Know Your Employment Rights: A Series of Q&A with Samuel Habib & Jen Eber
Have you ever wondered what employment discrimination really means, what you should do if you are asked about your disability during an interview, or what you should do if you are retaliated against for requesting an accommodation at work? Samuel did.
Watch as Samuel Habib, college student, documentary filmmaker, newspaper columnist, and disability advocate asks DRC-NH employment law expert, Jen Eber, about these and other employment related questions.
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Helping Our Client Carry the Load
Diane, who has orthopedic impairments which limit her mobility, was unable to carry her laundry from her third-floor apartment to the laundry room in the basement of her building without severe back pain.
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