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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.
We Are Currently Hiring for Multiple Positions
Part-time Contract Work
The RAP Sheet publishing team is seeking the following two positions to assist with the development of the RAP Sheet:
- Graphic Designer
- An Editor
Note: The responsibilities of Graphic Designer and Editor can be combined for someone
with both skill sets.
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Full-Time Staff Attorney
We are seeking an experienced, enthusiastic, self-motivated attorney to join DRC-NH in protecting and promoting the civil rights of people with disabilities. Attorneys with more than four years civil and/or criminal litigation experience are encouraged to apply.
What Issues Are Important To You?
Fill out our 2019-2020 Priorities Survey
This year, we provided legal advice or representation to almost 600 people with disabilities across the state in areas like special education, accessibility, employment discrimination, home and community-based services and Medicaid.
Unfortunately we cannot help everyone who asks for our help so we need to hear from you. Where do you see the biggest needs? What issues would you like us working on?
Your input will help us determine the issues and areas that are most critical to include in our 2019-2020 priorities. These priorities will govern which cases we are able to take throughout the year.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas with us.
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
We Welcome Your Suggestions
Website Accessibility
We are actively working to ensure that our website is accessible to all. We invite you to contact us to report a problem with the website or to suggest ways that we can increase its accessibility.
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Help us advance the civil and human rights of thousands of New Hampshire residents with disabilities.