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Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce has expunged three committees involved in the U.S. census process. The National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic, and Other…
In addition to our three legislative imperatives, ACB has developed a handout to highlight several laws and programs that ensure the rights of and access to services to people who…
On Friday, February 28, a notice was published in the Federal Register brought by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP). According to the notice, BEP desires to use a variety…
Tips for the 2025 D.C. Leadership Conference and Legislative Seminar are now available on our website! As our D.C. Leadership Conference is fast approaching, we've prepared a…
The 2025 D.C. Leadership Legislatives are now available in both English and Spanish on our D.C. Leadership Conference page! This year's imperatives are of the following: …
On Tuesday, February 18, President Trump put out a new executive order related to the authority of independent agencies in the federal government. Such agencies work differently…
The American Council of the Blind (ACB) is disappointed by the recent statement made by Elon Musk regarding a blind topic expert who spoke before Congress. The speaker from a…
Members have requested sample letters that they can use to reach out to their attorneys general concerning the Texas v. Becerra lawsuit. ACB will soon share more detailed example…
DREDF and partners presented a webinar to 3,000 people about Texas v. Becerra, with more unable to join. You can watch the webinar and see the slide deck here, https://dredf.…
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a pivotal law to uphold the rights of people with disabilities. The law says that all programs receiving federal funding, which is…