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The social media accounts linked to from dralegal are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, dralegal has populated their site with: • Chicago Tribune: Chicago Makes Progress Installing Crossing Signals for the Blind, but Fixes and More Signals Needed, Monitor Says • Tickets on Sale for DRA’s 2026 Bay Area Celebration! • Press Release: Court Certifies Class of Unhoused People with Disabilities in Lawsuit Challenging Berkeley’s Encampment Sweep Practices • Press Release: Monitor Reports on Chicago’s Compliance with Accessible Pedestrian Signal Court Order Outlining Successes and Areas of Concern • DRA's 2026 Chicago Celebration • DRA's 2026 Bay Area Celebration • Press Release: External Monitor Finds NYC Department of Education Making Progress, But Still Out of Compliance with Eleven Key Settlement Benchmarks Protecting K-12 Students with Diabetes • WTTW Chicago: Chicago’s Sidewalks Aren’t Accessible for People With Mobility Challenges, Lawsuit Argues. The City Wants the Case Dismissed • San Francisco Chronicle: SuperShuttle Settles Disability-Rights Lawsuit by Three Bay Area Women • Always Looking Up Podcast: Rebecca Williford on DRA and Changing the Fabric of Society • Press Release: Settlement with Leading Airport Transportation Shuttle Company to Improve Access for Wheelchair Users • Instagram dralegal • Disability Rights Advocates 2026 Gala • DRA Is Hiring! Operations & HR Administrator • Ho, et al. v. The Hertz Corporation, et al. – Class Action Lawsuit – Class Notice Website • Donate to Disability Rights Advocates • Jacobus tenBroek Disability Law Symposium | National Federation of the Blind • DRA Winter 2026 Newsletter • Law.com: California Supreme Court Opens Door to Declaratory Relief in Public-Records Disputes • Press Release: California Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Court Enforcement Under Public Records Act • Career Opportunity: Senior Staff Attorney, New York • Career Opportunity: Directing Attorney, New York • DRA's 2025 Annual Report • DRA 2025 Case Highlights • Fuel DRA’s Fight for Equity! • Pictures from DRA's 2025 New York Celebration • Pictures from DRA's 2025 Chicago Celebration • DRA's 2025 San Francisco Celebration • DRA's 2025 New York Celebration • DRA Fall 2025 Newsletter • Gothamist: Queens Library Agrees to Major Accessibility Upgrades after Disability Rights Lawsuit • Press Release: Class Settlement Approved Ensuring Access for People with Disabilities to Queens Public Library Branch • Disability Pride NYC • Los Angeles Daily Journal: State to Overhaul Medi-Cal Communications with the Blind after Lawsuit • Press Release: Groundbreaking Class Settlement Approved Ensuring Access to Notices for Blind Medi-Cal Recipients and Applicants • The City: North Bronx Subway Station to Get Elevators, Nearly a Decade After ADA Lawsuit • DRA's 2025 Celebrations • DRA's 2025 Chicago Celebration • Chicago Tribune: City Sued for Alleged ADA Violations over Inaccessible Sidewalks, Curb Ramps • Press Release: Chicagoans with Mobility Disabilities Challenge City’s Inaccessible Sidewalks in Class Action Lawsuit • FAQ about the Court Order Requiring Chicago to Install APS at City Intersections • Able News Column July 2025 - Bringing the Americans with Disabilities Act to Life • Able News Column June 2025: Access to Jury Duty • Press Release: Court Rules that Lawsuit Challenging Solitary Confinement of Incarcerated New Yorkers with Disabilities Can Proceed in Brooklyn as a Class Action • WBBM / CBS Chicago: City of Chicago Ordered to Install a Whole Lot More Audible Crosswalk Signals for Visually Impaired • 2025 DRA Celebrations - Sponsor or Purchase Tickets Today • Washington Post: Blind Pedestrians Sue D.C. Over Unsafe Crosswalks • Press Release: Court Orders Chicago to Install Thousands of Accessible Pedestrian Signals • MassLive: Harvard Hit With Discrimination Lawsuit Over Mental Health Policies • Press Release: Class Action Lawsuit Filed in D.C. to Ensure Equity and Safety for Blind Pedestrians • Press Release: Harvard University Systematically Violates the Rights of Students with Mental Health Disabilities • Court Hearing for ACBMC v. Chicago - May 28, 2025 • San Francisco Chronicle: Supershuttle Express Faces Suit over Airport Rides • Press Release: Leading Airport Transportation Shuttle Provider Sued for Excluding Wheelchair Users • Los Angeles Times: Elderly, Disabled Were Left Stranded During L.A. Fires as Evacuation Plans Broke Down • Save the Date for DRA’s 2025 Celebrations! • Smart Cities Dive: Court Orders Baltimore to Spend $44M on Sidewalk Upgrades for ADA Compliance • Press Release: Settlement Agreement with Local MRI Provider Improves Access to Healthcare Services for Chicago Residents with Disabilities • WCBS New York: Attorney Sues N.Y. Court System, Claims He Was Kicked off Grand Jury Because He’s Blind • Press Release: Accessibility Improvements for Pedestrians with Mobility Disabilities Result from Partial Consent Decree with City of Baltimore • HuffPost: How Prison Guards Used An Illegal Strike To Fight Reform • Survey: People Who Need Hand Controls Denied Equal Access to Hertz Rental Cars • Press Release: Lawsuit Alleges That New York Courts Systemically Discriminate Against Blind Jurors in Grand Jury System • Chicago Tribune: Judge Orders Chicago to Install Audible Crossing Signals for the Blind and Visually Impaired • Press Release: Court Proposes Plan for Chicago to Install 1,700+ Accessible Pedestrian Signals Over the Next 10 Years • DRA's 2024 Annual Report • Press Release: Legal Aid, Disability Rights Advocates, and Winston & Strawn LLP Secure Court Order to Compel DOCCS to Account for Suspension of HALT Solitary Law in NY State Prisons • Nashville Tennessean: Tennessee Corrections, Disability Rights Group Settle 2020 Suit After Judge’s July Ruling • Press Release: Settlement Reached in Tennessee Deaf Prisoner Case • DRA Winter 2025 Newsletter • Able News Column February 2025 - Disabled People Have a Right to Shelter • Chicago Sun-Times: Undercover Sting Exposes Rampant Housing Discrimination Across Chicago Area, Watchdog Group Says • Press Release: Mass Civil Rights Complaints Filed Against 165 Chicago-Area Real Estate Agents, Brokerage Firms, and Landlords for Rampant Housing Discrimination • Able News Column December 2024 - Ending Solitary Confinement for People with Disabilities in New York State Prisons • Fuel DRA's Fight for Equity! • Public Interest Law Initiative to Recognize Four Award Recipients at Annual Awards Luncheon • Donate to DRA on Giving Tuesday! • Able News Column November 2024 - Fighting for the Right to Healthcare • DRA 2024 Case Highlights Video from DRA's 2024 Gala • DRA's 2024 Gala - Full Recording • Watch the FREE Livestream of DRA's 2024 Gala at 5:15pm PT / 8:15pm ET • RSVP Today for the Free Livestream of DRA’s 2024 Gala on Wednesday November 13 • You Are Invited to DRA's 2024 Gala on November 13th! • Lawsuit Filed to Ensure Los Angeles Unified School District Is Responsible for Its Charter School’s Special Education Programs • A Conversation with DRA Board Member James Ian • DRA Fall 2024 Newsletter • San Diego Union-Tribune: San Diego Rules on Homeless People Living in Vehicles Will Not Be Enforced Under Settlement • Press Release: Landmark Settlement Secured in Class Action Lawsuit Advocating for Unhoused Individuals in San Diego • East Bay Times: Berkeley Officials Who Worried Public Would Show up to Their Homes Settle Suit • Press Release: Settlement Agreement with City of Berkeley Improves Accessibility for City Commission and Board Members with Disabilities • Event: Disability Activist Panel Discussion at Andrew Heiskell Library in NYC, September 21 • Tennessee Lookout: Federal Judge: Lawsuit by Deaf People, Denied Services in Tennessee Group Homes, Will Move Ahead • Cook County Record: MRI Provider Accused of Discrimination Against Wheelchair User • Press Release: Federal Court Rules Case Seeking Access to State Services for Deaf People in Tennessee Can Proceed • New York Daily News: Judge Orders NYC to Make All New Taxis Wheelchair-Accessible • DRA's 2024 Annual Gala • Press Release: Disability Advocates’ Lawsuit Challenging the MTA’s Failure to Maintain New York City’s Subway Elevators Proceeding to Trial • Press Release: Settlement Agreement Improves Accessibility for Blind Test-Takers of the California Insurance License Exam • Press Release: Chicago Resident Sues Local MRI Provider for Denying Critical Healthcare Services Due to Disability • Press Release: Court Rules New York City Must Make All New Taxis Wheelchair-Accessible Until 50% of All Taxis Are Accessible • Able News Column - August 2024: The Supreme Court, Disability Rights, and Emergency Preparedness • The Caring Economy Podcast: Disability Rights and Advocacy with DRA's Rebecca Williford • Disability Inclusion Required Podcast: The Role of Impact Litigation in the Fight for Disability Rights with DRA's Rebecca Williford • Newsletter: Join Us! DRA’s 2024 Annual Nationwide Gala • Insider Higher Ed: Disability Ruling Against Calif. College Is ‘Wake-Up Call’ for Others • DRA Is Hiring: Senior Staff Attorney • Press Release: Federal Judge Orders West Los Angeles College to Restore Campus Shuttle to Provide Equal Access to Students with Mobility Disabilities • DRA’s 2024 ADA Anniversary Newsletter • Press Release: People With Mobility Disabilities File Class Action Lawsuit Against City of Los Angeles Over Inaccessible Parks • Nashville Tennessean: Deaf Prisoners in TN Lacked Interpreters, Videophones in Violation of ADA, Judge Rules • Press Release: Federal Judge Finds Tennessee Department of Correction in Violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act for Failing to Provide Sign Language Interpreters and Videophones to Deaf Prisoners • A Conversation with DRA Board Member Emily Ladau • DRA Summer 2024 Newsletter • Able News Column - June 2024: How Do We Make Change? By Showing Up. • Survey: Los Angeles Parks Investigation • Cal Matters: California Made It Easier to Vote, but Some With Disabilities Still Face Barriers • Save November 13th for DRA’s 2024 Nationwide Annual Gala! • Newsday Long Island: LIRR Completes Copiague Station Elevator, Part of $169M for Access Projects • Able News: May 2024 • New York Times: N.Y. Prisons Holding Mentally Ill People in Solitary, Lawsuit Says • Survey: Disability and Abortion Access • Press Release: Ford Foundation Gives $200,000 to Disability Rights Advocates • Gothamist: Most NYC Public Hospitals Deny Psych Patients Time Outside, Lawyers Say • Press Release: Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against DOCCS and NYSOMH for Illegally Subjecting Disabled New Yorkers to Solitary Confinement in NYS Prisons • The City NYC: City Ordered to Fix Broken Pledge to Make Half of Taxis Wheelchair-Accessible • Press Release: Investigation Reveals Patients Deprived of All Outdoor Access at Majority of NYC-Run Psychiatric Hospitals • San Francisco Chronicle: BART Agrees to Repair Elevators and Escalators Under New Settlement • Johnson v. Grants Pass • Press Release: Settlement Agreement with Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Improves Accessibility for Riders with Mobility Disabilities • San Francisco Chronicle: Advocates for Blind People Sue California Over Mail Voting Rules • Press Release: Coalition of Disability Groups Demand Immediate Action to Ensure Accessible Ballot Return for 2024 Elections • Los Angeles Daily News: LA County to End Psychological Screening of DCFS Trainees Under $2.7 Million Settlement • Press Release: Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Approves Major Settlement, Ending Decades of Discrimination Against Department of Children and Family Services Applicants with Mental Health Disabilities • Press Release: Disability Groups Respond After City Doubles Down on its Refusal to Meet Its Obligation to Provide Wheelchair-Accessible Taxis • Everett Daily Herald: Following Lawsuit, Providence Commits to Improved Care for Deaf Patients • Able News: April 2024 • KTLA Los Angeles: Hertz Being Sued for Allegedly Discriminating Against Drivers With Disabilities • Press Release: Providence Memorializes Commitment to Communication Access for Deaf Patients • New York Times: New York Is Failing to Meet Wheelchair-Access Goal for Cabs, Suit Says • Press Release: Disability Groups File Motion to Prevent New York City From Shirking Its Obligation to Provide Wheelchair-Accessible Taxis • Press Release: Hertz Sued for Discriminating Against Drivers With Disabilities • Get Caught Reading with Rebecca Williford • Press Release: DRA Welcomes Shawna Parks as Chief Litigation Officer • WTTW Chicago: Despite Decades of Cries for Help, Chicago Failed to Aid Blind Pedestrians. Now, City Wants Lengthy Timeline to Fix Problem • Visit our website