- CDRNYS
- February 6, 2026
Disability touches every aspect of an individual’s life, which often means Disabled folks are much more likely to interact with and be impacted by systems,…Read More
Disability touches every aspect of an individual’s life, which often means Disabled folks are much more likely to interact with and be impacted by systems,…Read More
Early in 2026, at a Victoria’s Secret store, what should have been a normal afternoon shopping turned into a 20-minute wait for employees to clean…Read More
Bryan O’Malley Center for Disability Rights (CDR) is thrilled to welcome Bryan O’Malley as our new Vice President of External Affairs. In this role, Bryan…Read More
Today is a dark day for Disabled New Yorkers. Governor Kathy Hochul is signing legislation that will authorize medical professionals to assist individuals in committing…Read More
We are in the News! Governor Hochul has yet to decide on the Medical Aid in Dying Act, which would legalize assisted suicide in New…Read More
Imagine losing your job simply for trying to perform your work duties without unnecessary barriers. Hans Khols, a Deaf technician at Tesla’s Austin Gigafactory, says…Read More
The Disability community, like other marginalized groups, continues to fight against systemic discrimination, what we call ableism. Yet even within progressive spaces, disability is too…Read More
At the Center for Disability Rights, we are profoundly disturbed by the recent report revealing how children with disabilities were excluded from participating in IKEA’s…Read More
Recent reporting from the state suggesting that the discovery of approximately 35 instances of fraud in a program serving over 200,000 consumers and over 220,000…Read More
We’re thrilled to announce the newest additions to our team! As we continue to grow and invest in the future of our organization, we’re proud…Read More
This week, we’re proud to shine our Employee Spotlight on Michelle Williams-Albert, a remarkable team member whose journey is a testament to perseverance, passion, and…Read More
From the moment New York State proposed shifting the CDPAP (Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program) to a single statewide provider, PPL, the Disabled community sounded…Read More
A long-awaited New York State Senate hearing into the state’s deeply flawed transition of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) has been rescheduled for…Read More