Resources for Federal and State Policy Changes

Autism Delaware is currently monitoring policy changes at the federal and state levels. We are very aware that some proposed changes may affect the families that utilize autism-related services. We encourage you to visit the resources listed below to stay on top of what is happening. As always, Autism Delaware will continue to advocate for the disability community.

Visit our Take Action page to see how you can advocate on your family's behalf.

National Advocacy Organizations and Resources to Take Action

 

Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF)

An advocacy and education organization supporting non-discrimination of people with disabilities.

DREDF is committed to providing easy-to-understand information on some of the most prominent policy concerns like Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Medicaid.

 

Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) - How to take action!

Provides information to take action on public policy concerns. These resources help you understand what steps to take, and how to reach out to your local members of Congress.

 

The Arc

The Arc is a national organization that offers disability rights advocacy. 

 

The American Association of People with Disabilities

The American Association of People with Disabilities works to increase the political and economic power of people with disabilities.

Delaware Advocacy Organizations

 

Delaware's Alliance on Non-profit Advancement (DANA)

 

A-Team Delaware is a local advocacy organization fighting for disability rights.

Resources About Autism and Your Rights

 

ADA Mid Atlantic is not an advocacy organization, but this resource provides information about the Americans with Disabilities Act and helps you understand your rights.   

 

Autism Speaks provides information on autism, as well as national advocacy, and more

 

Autism Society provides resources on new diagnosis, housing, education, employment, vaccines, health and wellness, public policy, and much more