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ACDL Asks Arizona Superior Courts to Improve Access to Justice for People with Disabilities

ACDL Asks Arizona Superior Courts to Improve Access to Justice for People with Disabilities

by ACDL | Nov 13, 2018 | ACDL News, ADA

Court websites are a good place for parties to a lawsuit, witnesses, jurors, and court visitors with disabilities to get information about court services.  Using several measures from the National Center for Access to Justice’s (NCAJ’s) Disability Access Index, ACDL...
Identifying the “Parent” in “Parental Consent” to Improve Outcomes for Foster Youth in Special Education

Identifying the “Parent” in “Parental Consent” to Improve Outcomes for Foster Youth in Special Education

by ACDL | Nov 9, 2018 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

By Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Legal Fellow* Navigating the world of Special Education can be a challenge for anyone, even those experienced with the issue. But for Arizona foster children, that challenge is magnified. Arizona foster children are twice as likely...
ACDL Begins New Program to Improve Oversight of Social Security Representative Payees

ACDL Begins New Program to Improve Oversight of Social Security Representative Payees

by ACDL | Nov 8, 2018 | ACDL News, Press Releases

A new program to improve the oversight of Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits managed by representative payees has been announced by the Arizona Center for Disability Law (ACDL). On April 13, 2018, the Strengthening Protections for Social Security...
ACDL Announces FREE Special Education Legal Assistance for Arizona Foster Youth

ACDL Announces FREE Special Education Legal Assistance for Arizona Foster Youth

by ACDL | Oct 17, 2018 | ACDL News, Education

Para obtener más información, consulte nuestro folleto en español aquí. The Arizona Center for Disability Law (ACDL), with the support of Greenberg Traurig LLP, is bringing FREE special education legal services to children in Arizona’s foster care system....
ACDL to partner in Pilot Project for Supported Decision-Making Information and Training

ACDL to partner in Pilot Project for Supported Decision-Making Information and Training

by ACDL | Oct 11, 2018 | ACDL News, Press Releases

The Arizona Center for Disability Law (ACDL) is partnering with the Southwest Institute for Families and Children and The Arc of Arizona in establishing of a supported decision-making information and training pilot project funded through a grant from Arizona’s...
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