People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are at a high risk of co-occurring mental health conditions, but this serious issue is often overlooked and misunderstood. Read our fact sheet about signs to look for and ways you can help.

How can you help someone with a disability vote? Learn step-by-step how to prepare before Election Day, make a voting plan, understand voting rights, and support accessible voting in the United States.

Can people with guardians vote? Learn the voting rights of people with disabilities who have a guardian, what the law says, and how to get help if your right to vote is challenged.

Learn how to vote in the United States with a simple, step-by-step guide to finding your polling place, understanding your ballot, researching candidates, and making a voting plan that works for you.

Amicus brief explaining that people with disabilities face pervasive bias and discrimination in health care. Physician-assisted suicide laws are one manifestation of that historic discrimination.  People with disabilities should not be coerced into physician-assisted suicide because their lives are deemed less valuable than those without disabilities. Delaware's physician-assisted suicide law has few safeguards to protect people with disabilities, and the law violates the spirit and letter of the Americans with Disabilities Act.