Our mission is to ensure equal access to the judicial system, by moving toward a social model over medical model for providing accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

We promote a fair court process with an attitude of inclusion and tolerance. Our advocates enhance security, dignity and respect for every person. We support the economy of the court by improving communication, and acting as liaisons. EAA helps the courts to better assist and serve those with special needs according to ADAAA mandates.  EAA Brochure

Our mission is affirmed by the universal declaration of human rights, 1948, the convention on the elimination of discrimination against women of 1979, The ABA Resolution of 2002, The Americans with Disabilities Act Titles II & III, of 1990, the ADAAA of 2008, and the International Treaty for the Disabled of 2009.

Dr. Karin Huffer is the founder of Equal Access Advocates and is a nationally recognized author, associate professor in counseling and forensic psychology, speaker, researcher, and consultant who has devoted her career to advancing equal access for persons with disabilities to public and private services.

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