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Please use the search box below to find the information and tools you need to advocate for yourself or another.

Each resource has general information for people with disabilities and not legal advice. They are not intended to be a complete statement of the law and may not reflect recent legal developments. If you have specific questions about your own situation, we encourage you to consult with an attorney.

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Self Advocacy Guide: Reasonable Accommodations in Public Places

November 6, 2026 Accessibility, Accommodations, Disability, Discrimination, Language access, Local government, Public Accommodations

General guide for people with disabilities on their rights in public places.

Frequently Asked Questions: Language Access in Schools

November 6, 2026 Children and Youth, Disability, Education, Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE), Language access

Guide for non-English-speaking parents on language access with their child's school.

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Self-Advocacy Guide: Filing a Patient / Client Grievance

November 6, 2026 Adult Services, Disability, Institutions and Centers, Medical, Mental health

Guide for people with disabilities on the patient rights complaint or grievance process under Wisconsin Statute Section 51.61 and DHS Chapter 94.

Form Letter: DHS Ch. 94 Patient/Client Rights Grievance

November 6, 2026 Adult Services, Disability, Institutions and Centers, Medical, Mental health

Form letter that people with disabilities can use to write a Patient Rights Grievance under WI Dept. of Health Services Administrative Code, Ch. 94.