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Welcome to our policy blog! If you are unfamiliar with DRNC, here is a little bit about us:
Disability Rights North Carolina is a federally mandated protection and advocacy system that works to ensure the rights of all state citizens with disabilities. We value the dignity of ALL people and their freedom to control their own lives. We work for justice by upholding the fundamental rights of people with disabilities to live free from harm in the communities of their choice with the opportunity to participate fully and equally in society.
Please read through our posts and feel free to leave your thoughts behind in our comment section!
Disability Rights North Carolina is a federally mandated protection and advocacy system that works to ensure the rights of all state citizens with disabilities. We value the dignity of ALL people and their freedom to control their own lives. We work for justice by upholding the fundamental rights of people with disabilities to live free from harm in the communities of their choice with the opportunity to participate fully and equally in society.
Please read through our posts and feel free to leave your thoughts behind in our comment section!
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- Proposed State Budget Cuts
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- North Carolina Senate Leadership
- Disability Rights NC Opposes Proposed Community Co...
- New information available online for the 2010 ADA ...
- Notes from the MH/DD/SAS Legislative Oversight Com...
- Find out who is representing you!
- Changes at the Legislature Next Year, But For Now ...
- North Carolina Legislative Briefings Coming to a L...
- REMINDER!
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