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05/25/2026

05/17/2026

May 16 Louisiana Election Day Hotline.

Accessible voting is your right.

Questions, concerns, or problems voting on election day as a person with a disability?

Call or text our Election Day Hotline at (504) 434-4680.

05/15/2026

The words disability and disabled are a-okay to say!

Saying disabled names accurate, real experiences.

Disability is part of human diversity.

Clear language opens doors to necessary access and support.

Saying disability and disabled helps reduce stigma and disrupt ableism.

05/15/2026

Ready to find a job?

If you are receiving Social Security Administration disability benefits and thinking about work, the Ticket to Work Program is here to help — starting with your job search.
Visit our Find a Job page for:
• Job boards tailored to people with disabilities
• Job sites with career resources
• Services to build your resume and prepare for interviews

Whether you're looking for part-time, full-time, remote, or in-person work — we have tools to help you!
Start your search today: https://choosework.ssa.gov/find-a-job

05/06/2026

peep Gary Seegers in da back !

Our team had the pleasure to participate in the 2nd Annual Disability Awareness Day at the Capital.

05/04/2026

04/17/2026

Anotha one ! Call us at 318-671-8131 for more info

04/17/2026

We are in need of direct service workers please give us a call at 318-671-8131 if interested !!!

04/15/2026

Today is ASL Day!🤟 A celebration of American Sign Language and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HOH) community.

ASL is more than a language; it’s identity, culture, and access. It allows Deaf and HOH people to communicate, express themselves, and build community in powerful and self-determined ways.

At the Center for Disability Rights and the Regional Center for Independent Living, we proudly provide Deaf and DeafBlind services, along with Sign Language Interpreting Services through Sign Language Connection, Inc., to support accessible communication and inclusion.

True accessibility includes communication. Learning and supporting ASL helps break down barriers and create more inclusive spaces for everyone.

Let’s continue to learn, advocate, and uplift the Deaf community. Not just today, but every day.

What is one thing you love or want to learn about ASL? Share below ⬇



[ID: ASL DAY graphic on a bright blue background. Large white and yellow text reads ASL DAY in the center. Illustrated hands around the text show the ASL signs for A, S, L, D, A, and Y. Below, white text reads APRIL 15. At the bottom are two logos: the Regional Center for Independent Living logo on the left and the Center for Disability Rights logo on the right.]