HQ Function

The Berkeley headquarters serves as the primary center for legal strategy, litigation management, national advocacy coordination, administrative operations, and fundraising for the organization.

Notable Features:

Professionally designed office space equipped to support a dedicated legal and administrative team, with an emphasis on accessibility and fostering a collaborative work environment.

Work Culture:

The work culture at DRA is mission-driven, passionate, and collaborative. Employees are deeply committed to disability rights and social justice, working in a supportive environment that values expertise, innovation, and impactful advocacy.

HQ Significance:

As the founding office, the Berkeley headquarters is central to DRA's national operations and reputation as a leading force in disability rights law. It's where many landmark cases have been developed and litigated.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' operations reflect DRA's core values of justice, equality, inclusion, tenacity, and a commitment to systemic change for people with disabilities. Accessibility is a key consideration in their physical and operational environment.

Location:

Disability Rights Advocates primarily operates within the United States, focusing on national impact litigation, policy advocacy, and educational initiatives to enforce and expand the rights of people with disabilities. While their direct operational presence is U.S.-based, the precedents set by their legal victories often have broader implications and contribute to the global disability rights movement by influencing legal standards and public awareness.

Street Address:

2001 Center Street, Fourth Floor

City:

Berkeley

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA