#AboutTheNAD - Law and Advocacy Center Tip #4
NAD September 17, 2021 in ASL 19 Subscribers Subscribe
Does the NAD only take a few cases and ignore others? Watch to learn more #AboutTheNAD and how we handle different cases.
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SEAN: Your case is important. Our strategy to fight the system that discriminates against deaf and hard of hearing and takes away our rights -- we take cases that change for ALL deaf and hard of hearing people. For cases that are still important but not affect change, we always refer to experts. When we share news about a settlement or a successful win, it seems we only take a few cases but in reality, we have many on-going and pending cases that we cannot discuss or share. We also have successfully settled on some cases that don’t allow us to publicly share about the results. Instead, we communicate those wins with changes and updates through our Advocacy Letters, How to File a Complaint page, Ask Howard Anything series, and Position Statements.
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