02/20/2026
We must unite to prevent this injustice.
We firmly believe that institutionalization is not the answer for the individuals we care about. Indiana's current approach, limiting clients' freedom to choose services and assigning hours based on predetermined notions, already restricts their autonomy.
Let's raise our voices to tell our elected officials that we refuse to stand by silently as this happens. It's time to advocate for those who need our support, to amplify the voices of our community members who deserve to be heard.
Let's stand together for what's right and reject segregation and institutionalization - a model that falls short of providing the dignity and care our loved ones deserve.
Let's say NO to segregation and yes to compassion, inclusivity, and empowerment
Nine states are once again trying to weaken Section 504 and roll back our right to live in the community.
In Texas v. Kennedy (2026), Alaska, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, South Dakota, and Texas are asking the court to say that updated Section 504 rules are unlawful.
At stake is the integration mandate that codifies the right of disabled people to live in their community with needed supports.
Join us to learn what this lawsuit means and how we can fight back.
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
10:30 am PT / 1:30 pm ET
Register here: https://dredf-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Q1oN3icfRrCY36saLlwgJA #/registration