Disability Rights NE

At Disability Rights Nebraska, we believe awareness is just the beginning—acceptance, inclusion, and advocacy are what truly create change. People with Autism deserve equal access, respect, and the opportunity to thrive. For more info>>disabilityrightsnebraska.org

🌟 Want to be a leader in your community? Join SALT—a 3-day leadership training for people with disabilities (18+). 📅 May 5–7, 2026 📍 Omaha, NE ⏰ 10 AM–4:30 PM (lunch provided) 📩 kolbf.ne@gmail.com ⚠️ Limited spots—sign up today! #DisabilityRights #SelfAdvocacy #Nebraska

PAAT helps people with disabilities access tools like wheelchairs, screen readers & communication devices. Assistive tech breaks barriers, boosts independence & expands opportunity. Learn more: tinyurl.com/yh77es5v #DisabilityRights #AssistiveTechnology

Nearly 1 million people in the U.S. live with MS. Disability Rights Nebraska advocates for accessibility, fair treatment, and the services people with disabilities need to live independently. Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org #MSAwareness #DisabilityRights #Nebraska

Social workers play a key role in advancing disability rights. At Disability Rights Nebraska, they help people navigate systems, access resources, and advocate for fair treatment and independence. Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org #SocialWork #DisabilityRights #Nebraska

Brain injuries can affect anyone—and are often invisible. In Nebraska, many face barriers to care, work, and community supports. Disability Rights Nebraska advocates for their rights and independence. Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org #BrainInjuryAwareness #DisabilityRights

During WomensHistoryMonth, we recognize the women with disabilities who have led the fight for equality, access, and justice. Their advocacy continues to shape a more inclusive future for all. ✨ Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org #DisabilityRights #DisabilityAdvocacy

🚨 March 5 is National Slam the Scam Day Watch for red flags like unexpected problems or prize offers, pressure to act fast, or requests for unusual payments (gift cards, crypto, cash, or wire transfers). Learn more & report scams: ssa.gov/scam

People with developmental disabilities are leaders, neighbors, coworkers, and friends who strengthen our communities every day. This month, we acknowledge their experiences and advocate for equity, access, and inclusion. Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org #DisabilityRights

Join Disability Rights Nebraska’s Supported Decision-Making Training and Advocacy. Learn how alternatives to full guardianship empower people with disabilities to make their own choices with trusted support.💙 Learn more at tinyurl.com/hvm8jbc4

Social Role Valorization (SRV) guides our work at Disability Rights Nebraska. When people with disabilities hold valued roles, they’re more likely to experience dignity, belonging, and opportunity. Learn more: info@disabilityrightsnebraska.org

Section 504 protects people with disabilities from discrimination in programs and activities that receive federal funding. It ensures equal access to education, healthcare, public services, and more. Learn more>>disabilityrightsnebraska.org #disabilityrights #InclusiveEducation

Make a difference in your community by joining Disability Rights Nebraska’s Polling Place Accessibility Survey Training! 🇺🇸 Learn how to assess polling locations for accessibility barriers. Learn more at tinyurl.com/hvm8jbc4

Want to make change where it matters most? Get involved through our Public Policy Internship program and help ensure people with disabilities have a voice in policymaking. Come learn, connect, and help make a difference alongside us. For more info visit>> tinyurl.com/hvm8jbc4

Join Disability Rights Nebraska’s Inclusive Education Lay Advocacy Training and stand with families navigating special education. Access video resources + live trainings to get started.Learn more: tinyurl.com/54j36uev #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityRights #Nebraska

Fannie Lou Hamer fought for voting rights, racial justice, and dignity for marginalized communities. Her story also connects to disability rights—showing freedom must include access and equity for all. Learn more at disabilityrightsnebraska.org

We would like to honor Brad Lomax, whose advocacy helped connect the Civil Rights Movement and the Disability Rights Movement. His legacy is a powerful reminder that Black history includes the fight for disability justice and access for all. For more>> disabilityrightsnebraska.org

Epilepsy is a neurological disability that affects about 3.4 million people in the United States. Disability Rights Nebraska works to protect and advance the rights of Nebraskans with disabilities — including those living with epilepsy. Learn more: disabilityrightsnebraska.org

This month, we honor Lois Curtis, whose fight led to the landmark Olmstead Supreme Court decision. Her advocacy helped affirm that people with disabilities have the right to live, work, and thrive in integrated community settings. For more info, visit>>disabilityrightsnebraska.gov