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California’s overdose crisis and expansion of civil commitment make it urgent to frame substance use disorder (SUD) as a disability rights issue rather than only a criminal legal or behavioral health concern. State overdose surveillance sho...
This essay is informed by the work, perspectives and expertise of peer self-advocates providing services inside residential care facilities, state hospitals, and community settings across California.
In this series we are looking at how po...
La pobreza es incapacitante, y una cantidad desproporcionada de personas con discapacidad vive en la pobreza. La red de seguridad social, que supuestamente debe garantizar un nivel básico de seguridad y estabilidad para todas las personas,...
California mental health policy and the continuing work of The Governor and Legislature have been in a terrible death spiral for years now, and as the new legislative session begins, lawmakers need to seriously change course toward better,...
Poverty is disabling, and disproportionate amounts of disabled people live in poverty. The social safety net that is supposed to ensure a basic floor of safety and stability for all people, including those with disabilities, is built with c...
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