Amicus brief field in the U.S. Supreme Court arguing that a woman who was shot by police during a mental health crisis could sue San Francisco under Title II of the ADA for failure to provide her with reasonable accommodations during arrest.

This webinar covers procedural justice, an overview of the history and current efficacy of procedural justice principles, and examples of how procedural justice can impact policing practices with the disability community.

This webinar covers mental health courts that were created to divert people away from prison into long-term community-based services, but their efficacy for the I/DD population is unclear.

This webinar goes beyond discussions of traditional law enforcement training to incorporate community-centered approaches, including self-advocates as trainers and increasing employment opportunities for those with I/DD in first responder agencies.

This webinar explores intersections that increase implicit bias and discrimination toward people with disabilities, how the media portrays stories of police misconduct, and how the criminal justice system can be held accountable.