- Samson Weinberg
- April 11, 2024
Governor Hochul and Speaker Heastie’s proposed budget would gut funding for ILCs and CDPAP.
Governor Hochul and Speaker Heastie’s proposed budget would gut funding for ILCs and CDPAP.
On behalf of CDR & RCIL, THANK YOU to our members who participated in the 2023 Annual Membership Meeting…by MAIL. NOTE: The meeting was delayed…Read More
New Attacks on the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program Miss Their Mark The Center for Disability Rights (CDR) is concerned regarding the proposed changes to…Read More
On December 26th, 2023, William J. Barber II, a renowned civil rights leader, experienced a distressing incident at the AMC Theatres location in Greenville, NC….Read More
CDR & RCIL will hold the 2023 annual membership meeting via mail. In November, members will receive the annual meeting notice, membership renewal forms, and…Read More
CDR and RCIL are Hosting an Accessible Halloween Bash FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 18, 2023 CONTACT: Jason Barber, Development Manager, Center for Disability Rights, 585-546-7510…Read More
Although New York State has a long history of advancing civil and human rights, Disabled New Yorkers remain second-class citizens in the Empire State where…Read More
There are many reasons why assisted suicide should not be legalized, and many groups have taken up the fight to prevent this from happening. Because…Read More
The Center for Disability Rights was proud to participate in Monday’s Assembly’s Legislative Disabilities Awareness Day in Albany. This annual event is held to recognize…Read More
CDR is excited to share that we are hosting Daisuke Kasayanagi who is from Japan and working with us as a fellow funded by the…Read More
With the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, we are lifting our mask mandate. People will be able to come into our buildings without…Read More
CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS CALLS ON UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL HOME CARE TO RESTORE HOME CARE SERVICES FOR LOCAL DISABLED WOMAN WHO WON FAIR HEARING;…Read More
The people in the home care industry are suffering greatly, both workers and those who rely on services. There is a shortage of workers, and…Read More
Center for Disability Rights calls for systemic reforms after assisting local Disabled woman in securing home care services that were illegally terminated by University of…Read More
RESULTS ~ Center for Disability Rights (CDR) & Regional Center for Independent Living (RCIL) ~ 2022 Annual Membership Meeting…by MAIL On behalf of CDR &…Read More