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Covid-19 and People with Disabilities
Disability Rights Center-NH is committed to addressing the legal needs of people with disabilities across New Hampshire during the COVID-19 public health crisis. Even in a crisis, people with disabilities have the right to live, work, learn, and access their community without discrimination.
In order to protect the health and safety of our staff and ensure that we will be able to continue to provide high quality legal services, we will conduct meetings remotely and our office will be closed to the general public. Our phone lines will remain open during regular business hours (Monday – Friday from 9:00 – 4:30) and people in need of legal assistance should call us at 603-228-0432 or email mail@drcnh.org to schedule an appointment to speak to an attorney.
Voting Rights and the 2020 Elections
The 2020 presidential primary season is in full swing here in New Hampshire and we are talking with the candidates about disability, inclusion, and accessibility. Check out our Disability Unscripted video series as well as candidate responses to the 2020 Presidential Primary Candidate Survey on Disability.
2020 Presidential Primary Candidate Survey on Disability
Disability Unscripted: 2020 Candidates on Inclusion & Accessibility
Spring 2020 Disability-RAPP: The Intersection of Disability and Sexuality
In the Spring 2020 issue of the Disability-RAPP, the theme explores the intersection of disability and sexuality, informs us and empowers us to break barriers and challenges traditional ideas of what it means to live with a disability.
Certain content contains sensitive material which may not be appropriate for all readers.
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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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Fighting Against Housing Discrimination
We stepped in when a landlord refused to rent to Kathleen because she has a disability and might require accommodations in the future. Kathleen and her son were able to happily settle in to their new place.
“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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