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We envision an inclusive, accessible, and just society:
Where all are treated with dignity and respect. Where people with disabilities live the lives that they choose, lives that are free from abuse, neglect, and discrimination. Where people with disabilities have equal opportunity to participate fully in their community and enjoy their lives.

Our office is open 8:00am – 4:30pm Monday through Thursday and 8:00am – 4:00pm on Friday. Office visitors should ring the doorbell to be let in. Masks are required.

You can also call us at (603) 228-0432 or email us anytime at mail@drcnh.org to schedule an appointment to speak to an attorney.

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Are you or a loved one newly diagnosed with a disability? Are you being discriminated against because of your disability and don't know where to turn?

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New Issue!

Winter/Spring 2023: Words Matter

Words Matter

In this issue we look at how the language we use when talking about disability affects the way we see ourselves and each other. Learn how the systemic use of ableist language has cultivated exclusionary policies and how the evolution of language can help us break down barriers to inclusion and foster a sense of dignity for people with disabilities.

 

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Front page of the Winter/Spring 2023 issue
Watch Now!

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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Samuel and Jen smile as they chat across a table with a plant on it. Samuel uses a black wheelchair and Tobii communication device.
Dylan, a young man with light skin tone and short dark hair, smiles at the camera. He is wearing a bright orange shirt and is standing outside in a green yard
Success Stories

"I showed them I could do this work”

Dylan reached out to us for assistance and together we were able to work with his employer to make sure that his job requirements were essential to the function of his job.  As he reflected upon his successful completion of the job, Dylan said, "I showed them I could do this work”. 
Read More: “I showed them I could do this work”

“Knowing I could reach out and speak to a knowledgeable professional literally gave me the strength to get through this latest challenge.”

-Previous DRC-NH Client

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