Disabled people are still denied access to housing, health care, communication, public services, and justice. Disability Law United fights that — in the courtroom, in communities, and at the intersections where disability meets immigration, incarceration, climate justice, and other systems that impact human dignity.
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Our Mission
Disability Law United (DLU)* is a national, nonprofit legal organization that fights for liberation and equity through the lens of intersectional disability justice.
Grassroots movements for systemic change inform everything we do.
Recent News
Disability Law United Joins Supreme Court Amicus Brief Opposing Attempt to Weaponize Disability Rights Against LGBTQIA+ Families
Disability rights and LGBTQIA+ rights are not in competition. That’s the message Disability Law United sent to the U.S. Supreme Court this week, joining DREDF and eleven other disability rights organizations in an amicus brief filed in St. Mary Catholic…
Tips for Surviving Climate Disasters When You’re Disabled
When wildfires, floods, or extreme heat put a community on notice, the standard advice is simple: pack a bag, get to safety, follow the evacuation route. But for the millions of people with physical, developmental, intellectual, and psychiatric disabilities, “just…
Press: How Trump’s Deportation Machine Deprives Deaf People of Their Humanity, Mother Jones
“DHS is supposed to ensure that you are able to access the immigration process equally to a non-disabled person,” says Disability Law United attorney Laura Murchie. “Forcing someone to sign a self-deportation form without them fully understanding what’s happening is a violation…