Read the latest blog posts from Disability Rights Texas staff.
Molly Broadway, Voting Rights Training Specialist Photo ID Options for Voting The first week of mid-term election early voting proved to be busy in several locations throughout the nation. Longer… Continue reading “The ID You Need to Vote in Texas”
Curbside Voting and Other Options for People with Disabilities Who Can’t Stand in Line by Molly Broadway, DRTx Voting Rights Training Specialist Nearly half a million people in Texas have… Continue reading “Kick Your Vote to the Curb”
Molly Broadway, DRTx Voting Rights Training Specialist With a record 15.6 million registered to vote in Texas this year, early voting is a great way to save time and skip… Continue reading “How to Skip Long Lines at the Polls”
Steven Aleman, DRTx Attorney and Policy Specialist On September 14, 2018, a committee of the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) held a preliminary vote to remove Helen Keller from… Continue reading “Blind Vision”
Dustin Rynders, Supervising Attorney, Education Team DRTx is excited to announce the launch of our new “Make My School Safe” Toolkit, created with our partners at Texas Appleseed and the… Continue reading “Make My School Safe Toolkit”
Mary Faithfull, Executive Director Our new DRTx website launched TODAY, August 22, 2018, and we’re thrilled to share its up-to-date accessibility features and content with our followers. DRTx worked with… Continue reading “Welcome to our New Website”
Mary Faithfull, Executive Director First and foremost, Disability Rights Texas wants you to know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you impacted by Hurricane Harvey. The devastation… Continue reading “Protecting the Rights of Hurricane Survivors with Disabilities”
Mary Faithfull, Executive Director I am excited to announce that later this month we will be debuting our new accessible, mobile responsive website. More than a year ago we surveyed you,… Continue reading “New Website Coming Soon”
Mary Faithfull, Executive Director Three years ago, DRTx started noticing that in the last decade, the percentage of students with disabilities receiving special education services in Texas was declining steadily…. Continue reading “The Story Behind the “Denied” Story”
Mary Faithfull, Executive Director Some Texas workers are making as little as pennies per hour while some of their bosses are making six figure salaries. And it’s legal because of… Continue reading “Ending Sub-minimum Wage and Sheltered Employment”