Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund

Target entity: Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund
Context triple: [Ed Roberts Campus, hostsOrganization, Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund]

• A. Disability Rights Clinic
  The Disability Rights Clinic is a legal clinic at Syracuse University College of Law that provides advocacy and representation for individuals with disabilities while training law students in disability law and policy.
• B. Office of Disability Rights of the District of Columbia
  The Office of Disability Rights of the District of Columbia is a government agency that advocates for and enforces the rights of people with disabilities, ensuring access, inclusion, and compliance with disability laws across D.C.
• C. American Foundation for Equal Rights
  The American Foundation for Equal Rights was a nonprofit advocacy organization best known for spearheading the legal challenge to California’s Proposition 8 in support of marriage equality for same-sex couples.
• D. World Institute on Disability
  The World Institute on Disability is a nonprofit research, policy, and advocacy organization dedicated to advancing the rights and full inclusion of people with disabilities worldwide.
• E. Native American Rights Fund
  The Native American Rights Fund is a nonprofit legal organization dedicated to defending and advancing the rights of Native American tribes, organizations, and individuals through litigation and advocacy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund
Target entity description: Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund is a leading U.S. civil rights law and policy center dedicated to advancing and protecting the rights of people with disabilities through advocacy, litigation, and education.

• A. Disability Rights Clinic
  The Disability Rights Clinic is a legal clinic at Syracuse University College of Law that provides advocacy and representation for individuals with disabilities while training law students in disability law and policy.
• B. Office of Disability Rights of the District of Columbia
  The Office of Disability Rights of the District of Columbia is a government agency that advocates for and enforces the rights of people with disabilities, ensuring access, inclusion, and compliance with disability laws across D.C.
• C. American Foundation for Equal Rights
  The American Foundation for Equal Rights was a nonprofit advocacy organization best known for spearheading the legal challenge to California’s Proposition 8 in support of marriage equality for same-sex couples.
• D. World Institute on Disability
  The World Institute on Disability is a nonprofit research, policy, and advocacy organization dedicated to advancing the rights and full inclusion of people with disabilities worldwide.
• E. Native American Rights Fund
  The Native American Rights Fund is a nonprofit legal organization dedicated to defending and advancing the rights of Native American tribes, organizations, and individuals through litigation and advocacy.
• F. None of above. chosen