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About AccessRight Autism Advocacy
- Enforcing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) nationwide to protect and secure neurodivergent employment rights.
- Enforcing ADA Title II regulations to ensure full public access and accessibility for all individuals.
- Assisting in reporting CA Penal Code 422.6 harassment related to disability, service animals, AAC devices, and housing access.
Public Access Audits
We work to ensure public spaces are truly welcoming and accessible. Our audits help members identify businesses and agencies that provide the necessary support for safe and inclusive visits.
- Example reasonable accommodations include:
- Sensory-friendly options like reduced noise and lighting.
- Communication supports such as plain language, extra processing time, and AAC acceptance.
- Full access for service animals as required by law.
- Flexible queuing or seating options for autistic and mentally disabled individuals.
File a Violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act or Fair Housing Act
Please complete this intake form with detailed information regarding the incident. Our advocacy team will review your report and contact you to discuss potential next steps.
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Public Access Audits
AccessRight conducts audits of businesses, the National Park Service, police stations, government offices like the DMV, and grocery stores. We verify ADA compliance to ensure reasonable accommodations for autistic individuals and those with mental health disabilities are strictly enforced.
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