⚠️ CW: sexual abuse
A woman with a disability is suing Oregon for $9M, saying a state employee sexually abused her. She reported it. We believe her.
We’re fighting for prosecution and sex offender registration for those convicted of custodial abuse.
https://t.co/bwWJU7nwwi
You have the same right to vote a private and independent ballot as other Americans. 🗳️
Oregon voter resources on your rights, how to vote, and how supporters should help. ASL and captions included.
🔗 https://t.co/1HvvproJTv
#AccessibleVoting#OregonVotes
OHA recently sent letters to people on the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) re new rules starting in January 2027
The letter does not mean you lost coverage.
For now: update your contact info, open every OHA letter & start saving medical records.
Read our FAQ: https://t.co/sKl24tjIKT
November 7: Beyond Behaviorism
Join FACT Oregon and Guy Stephens, a nationally recognized expert on restraint and seclusion, for a virtual presentation on a new way to understand children’s behavior.
Details & registration: https://t.co/Zq3Bn8uJ6g
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Want to work? We can help you understand how a job might affect your Social Security disability benefits, healthcare, and other state benefits.
👉 https://t.co/prdQ14VnV8
🚖♿ Eugene just launched a wheelchair-accessible taxi pilot: 24/7 rides within the city and to and from the airport, with City-subsidized fares. Book at 541-345-1234 or via the Direct Medical Transport app.
Read the whole story: https://t.co/39IVdMXCgS
Deadline to register to vote in Oregon: October 13.
In November, you’ll help choose a US senator, 6 members of Congress, the governor, and hundreds of other offices.
People with disabilities have the right to a private, independent ballot.
👉 Register: https://t.co/w1hjzeyPRS
OHA is sending letters to people on the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) re new rules starting in January 2027
The letter does not mean you’ve lost coverage.
For now: update your contact info, open every OHA letter & start saving medical records.
Read our FAQ: https://t.co/sKl24tjIKT
People with disabilities are twice as likely to experience crime (U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics) and face major barriers to justice.
DRO's Crime Survivor Know Your Rights guides can help: https://t.co/MXuezhWVaI #DVAM
🗳️ Election Day is Nov 3. People with disabilities have the same right to vote as every American — no exceptions. Check your registration and learn about accessible voting options: https://t.co/SO0uZQuV3L
#DisabilityRights#Vote
Is your child with a disability starting kindergarten in Fall 2027? KIT is a free, 8-session virtual series from Disability Rights Oregon. Space is limited. Register by Nov. 12: https://t.co/IXutMECeEd
Proud to have represented Tina Argetsinger against Regal Cinemas — and forced the redesign of movie theater seating nationwide. The case helped redefine what "comparable lines of sight" means under the ADA.
Tina tells her story: https://t.co/V4ETdwWINu
#DisabilityRights#ADA
Free money skills training for youth & young adults with disabilities (14+) and their families! 6 sessions on budgeting, income sources, saving & goal-setting.
🗓️ Oct 5–21, 6:30–7:30pm
Register: https://t.co/wcTfj3Qflt
#DisabilityInclusion#FinancialLiteracy
🎉 Today is the 53rd anniversary of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973! Section 504 was the first federal law to protect Americans with disabilities from discrimination. Its regulations were signed thanks to the historic 504 Demonstrations. ✊✊🏼✊🏾✊🏿❤️
#Section504#DisabilityRights
Been in jail or prison and live with a health condition or disability? @AAPD wants to hear from you.
Their 10-min anonymous survey has ASL, read-aloud & Easy-Read versions. Open until Fri, Oct 9.
👉 https://t.co/qirIdan0Os
For decades, Kenneth Shiotani has worked to make transportation, housing, and community life more accessible for people with disabilities. As an expert on all things ADA, Ken has advanced the disability rights movement through his contributions. Thank you, Ken, for your service!
🍂 Happy first day of fall, Oregon!
Today's autumn equinox brings nearly equal day and night. Equal access and equal rights are what we work toward every season.
Wishing you a cozy, accessible autumn. ❤️
#FirstDayOfFall#FallEquinox#DisabilityRights#Oregon
Our team at the Pioneer Courthouse after a Ninth Circuit argument in aid and assist case OAC v. Mink. Deputy Legal Director Tom Stenson: "(The state has) been in violation of this permanent injunction for seven years." No ruling date yet. Stay tuned.
🔗 https://t.co/xGl2p8uwcG
🐕 September is National Service Dog Month. Assistance animals help their handlers stay healthy, work, live independently, and connect with others.
Know what Oregon law says about service animals? Free guide: https://t.co/6nvmwPqes6
📸 Share your service dog's pic below!