Climate Justice Resources

CRDJ joined over 100 disability-led and disability-supporting organizations as a signatory to this letter urging the U.S. Department of Energy to reinstate $365 million in cancelled Puerto Rico Energy Resilience Fund awards for rooftop solar and battery systems serving electro-dependent and low-income households.

In this letter, CRDJ responds to the National Council on Disability's Request for Information on the creation of a state, local, territory, and tribal (SLTT) emergency management toolkit, offering recommendations grounded in disability justice for building disability-inclusive disaster preparedness, response, and recovery systems.

A breakdown of how the 2025 LA fires exposed the gap between disaster laws and on-the-ground response, revealing what worked, what failed, and where accountability fell short.

This public comment letter opposes the Department of Energy’s proposed rollback of Section 504 accessibility regulations, warning it would weaken civil rights protections in federally funded facilities.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is trying to roll back critical disability protections. This is a disability employment issue.

They're calling it a budget. We're calling it what it is: a full-scale assault on our rights, resources, and futures.

This open letter calls on U.S. presidential candidates to adopt comprehensive disability policy platforms, outlining key priorities across education, data, criminal, and climate justice alongside actionable federal policy recommendations.