ALT Text over gray font: Contact the Disability Rights California confidential intake line: 1-800-776-5746 or TTY call: 1-800-719-5798. The intake line is available Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday from 9:00AM – 3:00PM. Our intake line is closed on Wednesdays. If you have an emergency or are in trouble, call 911. Disability Rights California cannot help you evacuate or stay safe.

ALT Image of people in wheelchairs protesting outside of a federal building. Text: Anniversary: Passage of the Rehabilitation Act.

ALT Text reads, “Community Briefing: Disability Community + Movement North Star Memo. Who: Disability Culture Lab + the Disability Community. What: Briefing on our collaborative vision for disabled liberation. When: September 25, 2026, 12 – 1:30 p.m. ET. Where: Zoom; tinyurl.com/DiscoBriefing. Disability Culture Lab.” The graphic is dark teal with a transparent image of several disabled people in the background.

ALT Graphic 1: Header Text: September 23. Title Text: Happy International Day of Sign Languages! Two cartoon images below of a girl and a boy with several international flags behind them. The girl holds up ASL for "I love you" and the boy holds two hands up with open hands and fingers in celebration. Blue/green DRC logo. Bottom Text: Declaring Deaf People’s Human Rights

ALT Graphic 2: Header Text: Did you know? Body Text: American Sign Language (ASL) is just one of many sign languages used worldwide. Just like spoken languages, sign languages have their own grammar, structure, history, and cultural significance. Cut out photo of a Deaf Latina woman with a tanned complexion and long dark hair signing to colleagues at a meeting with a laptop in front of her. Same bottom text and logo.

ALT Graphic 3: Header Text: Why It Matters. Body Text: Access to sign language helps Deaf individuals fully participate in education, employment, healthcare, community events, and everyday life. Taking simple steps to support accessibility can make a meaningful difference. Cut out photo of a man wearing headphones and seated at a desk where he is signing towards a zoom call with several other people signing on the call. Same bottom text and logo.

ALT Blue/green DRC logo. Text: National Latinx Heritage Month | September 15 - October 15. Two cut out photos. Left photo of Vanessa Ochoa, a Latina woman wearing a mariachi outfit complete with a large hat, bow around her collar, and a match blue and white patterned jacket and long skirt. Right photo of a Latino man, seated in a wheelchair, playing a guitar. He has blond dyed hair and wears glasses and a collared shirt. Background of colorful banner patterns with different flowers and tile patterns

ALT Text: Become a poll monitor. Help make voting accessible! Logo text: California Election Protection. Three logos: Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area, Common Cause, Asian Law Caucus. Two cut out photos below with sign in the middle text: Vote Here Today! Left photo of a man wearing a black hat and sunglasses taking notes on sheets of paper on a clipboard. Right photo of a man in a motor wheelchair with short hair, a mustache, wearing sunglasses and a black outfit

ALT A large watercolor painting of several shadowed figures all holding hands. There's a break in the middle where one figure has raindrops dripping over them. A figure to the left holds out a rainbow umbrella to block the other figure from rain. Header Text: Virtual Teach-In. Title Text: Open Minds: Understanding Substance Use, Mental Health, and the Power of Community. Text: September 30, 2026 at 11:00AM

ALT Graphic 1: Title Text: My Daughter Belongs at Home, Not in an Institution. Logo text: Other Words Article. Photo below of an Asian young mother with long brown hair and wearing a white button top and jeans. She sits on the floor with her daughter and brushes hair from her face. A child sits on floor and stares intently at a pencil in her hands. She has long dark hair and wears a pink dress. They sit together doing crafts at a short table.

ALT Graphic 2: Same header. Quote Text: "I’m not asking for special treatment for my child. I’m asking that she be allowed the same rights and opportunities that children without disabilities enjoy. That is the promise of America. That is the hard-fought victory that the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Olmstead v L.C. decision brought us decades ago." Circled text: Read the full article at the link.