HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the primary center for legal services, systemic advocacy initiatives, client intake, policy work, community outreach programs, and all administrative and operational functions for the organization across Maryland.

Notable Features:

Located in the Mill No. 1 complex, an award-winning, LEED Gold certified adaptive reuse of a historic 19th-century mill, offering modern, accessible office space with unique architectural character on the Jones Falls.

Work Culture:

DRM fosters a mission-driven, collaborative, and empathetic work environment. Staff are deeply committed to social justice, advocating passionately for the rights of individuals with disabilities and striving to make a tangible, positive impact in their lives.

HQ Significance:

The Baltimore headquarters is central to DRM's ability to coordinate its statewide mission, house its expert legal and advocacy teams, and serve as an accessible point of contact for clients, community partners, policymakers, and the public.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of an accessible, thoughtfully repurposed historic building within a community setting reflects DRM's values of inclusion, accessibility, sustainability, respect for local heritage, and community integration.

Location:

Disability Rights Maryland is a state-focused organization, concentrating its advocacy, legal services, and resources exclusively within the state of Maryland, USA. It does not maintain a global presence or international operations.

Street Address:

1500 Union Avenue, Suite 2000

City:

Baltimore

State/Province:

MD

Country:

USA