Center for Public Representation

CPR and disability rights partners issue statement as Texas and eight other states renew attack on Section 504 and the right of disabled people to live in their communities. Read the statement here: bit.ly/4kajsrA

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Today is Giving Tuesday! Please join CPR today in defending, enforcing, and advancing the rights that define our shared humanity. We appreciate your support! Donate today! www.centerforpublicrep.org/news/giving-...

Flyer for SDM in Employment training series 9/3, 10/8, 11/5, 12/3

There is still time to register! Please join @disrightsct.bsky.social and @centerforpublicrep.bsky.social on September 3rd to kick off a live video training series on “Using Supported Decision-Making in Employment.” Learn more and register, at: bit.ly/47Qjoci

Court Issues Landmark Disability Decision for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Texas’ Nursing Facilities: CPR partnered with @disabilityrightstx.bsky.social & Sidley Austin LLP in this case. Read the press release: bit.ly/3SVVGTt

CPR stands with the disability community in condemning the recently announced cuts to Medicaid. Contact your legislators today and let them know these cuts must be stopped!

Curious about or interested in Supported Decision-Making? Join CPR attorney, Megan Rusciano, for an information session hosted by The Parents’ Place of Maryland. Register for this free, online event taking place on May 13th, 6-7:30pm.
Register at bit.ly/4iULPb6

On April 11, 2025, CPR joined others in filing friend of the court briefs in support of litigation by two private law firms, WilmerHale and Jenner & Block. Both firms were the subject of Executive Orders filed in March of 2025 revoking their security clearances. Read more at bit.ly/3GrYTHf

CPR and WilmerHale file amicus brief supporting the right to voter assistance for Texans with disabilities. Read more at bit.ly/42iTAT3

On March 25th, federal judge Amy Totenberg issued an opinion denying the Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss in Isaac A. vs. Carlson, a lawsuit filed by CPR and co-counsel on behalf of Medicaid-eligible children with Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) in Georgia. Read more at bit.ly/3R9qsYc

In August, CPR and the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association held a workshop on Supported Decision-Making in Massachusetts. See resources at bit.ly/4eF3VMN. Our collaboration continues as we develop a workshop series on SDM in the areas of education, health care, and finances. Stay tuned!

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