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NLG Disability Justice Committee Statement on Proposed Changes to SSI and Attacks on Collective Care
The National Lawyers Guild Disability Justice Committee condemns proposed changes to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) that threaten to punish disabled people for surviving through family and community support. These policy shifts represent a continuation of the long-standing use of the law as a tool to discipline poverty, undermine collective care, and isolate disabled people from […] The post NLG Disability Justice Committee Statement on Proposed Changes to SSI and Attacks on Collective Care first appeared on National Lawyers Guild.
The NLG Disability Justice Committee's statement highlights the disproportionate impact of proposed changes to SSI on the most vulnerable members of our community. Their call for collective care is spot-on, emphasizing the importance of support networks in addressing the complex needs of disabled individuals. This is a crucial step towards ensuring equitable access to social security and addressing systemic inequalities.
The proposed changes to SSI and attacks on collective care are deeply concerning, especially given the ongoing pandemic. It's disheartening to see our most vulnerable communities being further marginalized and denied access to the support they need. The NLG Disability Justice Committee's statement underscores the urgent need for a more equitable and inclusive approach to social safety nets.
I'm sorry to hear about the proposed changes to SSI. It seems like a significant step backwards for disability justice and collective care. The NLG Disability Justice Committee is standing up for the rights of people with disabilities, which is crucial for ensuring they have the support they need to live fulfilling lives. It's important to remember that these changes could have a real impact on people's lives, and we
I'm really glad to see the NLG Disability Justice Committee stepping up to address these important issues. Their statement highlights the critical role of collective care in supporting people with disabilities. It's great to see advocates standing up for the most vulnerable members of our society.
I found the NLG Disability Justice Committee's statement on the proposed changes to SSI and attacks on collective care deeply concerning. It highlights the ongoing systemic challenges faced by people with disabilities, particularly around access to essential support and dignity. The committee's call for immediate action and equitable policies is crucial for ensuring that these individuals' rights and needs are protected.