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ALT Graphic with beige background and blue text reading: "Delaware Avenues of Release: Commutation, Compassionate Release, & Medical Parole" above text reading "A self-advocacy guide to Delaware’s three pathways to early release from incarceration" above the Disability RIghts Delaware logo and text reading "September 2026."
ALT Graphic with a blue background and white text reading "Disability Rights Delaware Proposed Priorities" with two white speech bubbles with blue text reading "We want to hear from you!" and "Submit your comments by Sept. 30, 2026" above the logo for Disability Rights Delaware. At the bottom is blue text on a white background reading "Learn more at: www.declasi.org/drd/"
ALT Flyer with Disability Rights Delaware logo at the top and photos of people monitoring a parking lot at a polling site and standing in line waiting to vote, and a QR code. Text reads: “Volunteers Needed - We are looking for disability advocates willing to monitor polling places on Election Day for accessibility. What You’ll Do: Attend a 30-45 minute virtual training Sign up for at least 1 polling place to monitor On Election Day, complete a survey assessing each polling place Take pictures of accessibility concerns Sign up online at /bit.ly/poll-monitor, or email nkegelman@declasi.org specifying your preferred locations. Volunteers with disabilities are encouraged to sign up! For more information about voting access and our services, visit declasi.org/drd.”
ALT Flyer with text in black, blue, and red reading: "Disability Rights Delaware and the Developmental Disabilities Council invite you to Voting Accessibility Workshop & Resource Fair - Monday, September 28, 2026 1-3 PM State Troopers Banquet Hall 500 Messina Hill Road, Dover, DE 19904. Light refreshments provided - Free, registration required. RSVP with a QR code Or register online at bit.ly/4qJLAoH or email nkegelman@declasi.org. What to expect: Learn more about your voting rights & accommodations, hear from individuals with lived experience, meet with representatives from the Delaware Department of Elections, register to vote and make a voting plan, and play games and win prizes. Accessibility questions or requests? Call Nina Kegelman at (302) 856-2027 or email nkegelman@declasi.org. At the bottom are the DRD and DDC logos and a photo of a poll worker and voter.
ALT Image of the "DelawareOnline" banner with the headline "Meet Delaware's Most Influential & Inspiring under 30" above a photo of Kaitlyn Cirrito and a screenshot of an article about her.
ALT Photo of CLASI Deputy Director Sarah Rhine at the Delaware Top Workplaces 2026 celebration in Wilmington, holding CLASI's Top Workplace award plaque.
ALT Photo of six new CLASI staff members standing and smiling in a conference room.
ALT Graphic with a blue background and white text reading "Disability Rights Delaware Proposed Priorities" with two white speech bubbles with blue text reading "We want to hear from you!" and "Submit your comments by Sept. 30, 2026" above the logo for Disability Rights Delaware. At the bottom is blue text on a white background reading "Learn more at: www.declasi.org/drd/"
ALT Photo of seven CLASI and DVLS attorneys and advocates standing and smiling in a mock trial courtroom at Delaware Law School.
ALT Photo from the back of a moot courtroom with CLASI attorneys participating in a mock trial.
ALT Photo of two CLASI attorneys participating in a mock trial, with one standing behind a podium and another sitting in the witness stand, with a volunteer attorney acting as judge looking on.
ALT Graphic with text in blue and gray reading: "WE ARE HIRING" and "OPEN POSITION: PUBLIC BENEFITS UNIT STAFF ATTORNEY" "New Castle, Kent, or Sussex County" with an image of a bullhorn and the CLASI logo.
ALT Graphic with dark blue background and white text with large quotation marks reading: "All Delawareans, including older adults and those with disabilities, belong in their communities if that is where they want to be. CLASI is committed to fighting for the rights of individuals with disabilities and will continue to advocate for all to have the supports and services necessary to live and work in their communities." The CLASI logo is at the bottom in white.