Thursday, April 27, 2023

Event Info: Disability Rights Rally + Fairness Hearing

DISABILITY RIGHTS RALLY + FAIRNESS HEARING

WHY: Help unify and energize our communities to defend the right to choose where and with whom to live — basic civil rights of people living in group homes. Join us to support community members objecting to the proposed settlement agreement. Demand Integration Now! Please wear dark gray or black clothing. Free, bright yellow "Integration Now!" buttons will be available for participants!


Join us to rally to defend disability rights! Integration now! When: rally Friday, May 12 at 11:30 AM; fairness hearing at 1 PM. Where: rally in the courtyard of Warren E. Burger Federal Building and Courthouse, 316 North Robert St., St. Paul, MN.


WHEN: Rally on Friday, May 12 at 11:30 AM; Murphy v Harpstead Settlement Fairness Hearing [ Case # 16-cv-02623 ] with Honorable Donovan W. Frank begins at 1 PM

RSVP: RSVP + get more info and updates

COURTROOM DECORUM: please review these important rules empowering justice and fairness before coming to the rally and hearing.


IN-PERSON: Rally in the Courtyard; Fairness Hearing in Courtroom 7C; Warren E. Burger Federal Building and Courthouse (more info); 316 North Robert Street, St. Paul, MN

BUS + LIGHT RAIL ROUTES: Visit MetroTransit.org 

DROP-OFF + PICK-UP: Drive west along Kellogg Boulevard past Jackson Street, turn right onto Robert Street, the pickup and drop off location is on the right in the middle of the block in front of the courtyard plaza.

PARKING: Closest wheelchair-accessible parking ramp is the Jackson Street Ramp (345 Jackson Street) and provides access via skyway to the courthouse building. For more accessible parking option information, please contact Michael at 651-848-1106.

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REMOTE: [UPDATE Thursday, May 11 at 6:13 PM] The Court sent the attorneys information about how to view the hearing remotely, but there are only 90 spots available for remote viewers. Because of the limited number of remote viewing spots, the Court has ordered that those spots be reserved for people living in group homes using waiver funding in Minnesota. We apologize for the lack of access and exclusion. We will be working with community organizations, state and federal agencies, and community members to figure out a better way to ensure consistent and reliable remote access to public events. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work on this.

ACCOMMODATIONS: Help us request virtual participation for our community members!

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