Disabled Rights Action Committee

The Disabled Rights Action Committee (DRAC) is a Utah-based non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring and advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities. Established in 1991, DRAC works in tandem with ADAPT National to promote equal rights through the enforcement of laws such as the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and to support various legislative efforts aimed at enhancing care, treatment, housing, and accessibility for those in need. Composed of individuals with disabilities, allies, and community activists, DRAC is committed to fostering an inclusive society where everyone is empowered to participate fully. Their mission emphasizes open communication and community support to further the rights and interests of people with disabilities throughout the state. Generated from the website

The National Tongan American Society (NTAS) in Salt Lake City, UT, established in 1994, is a longstanding non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for and empowering Tongan-Americans and other Pacific Islanders. Through a variety of programs and referrals, NTAS promotes civic engagement, optimal health, youth development, education, and cultural festivals that celebrate Tongan and Pacific Island heritage. As a community engagement partner in the All of Us Research Project, NTAS collaborates with other organizations to provide culturally appropriate education and outreach for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders. Additionally, NTAS actively participates in COVID-19 response efforts, offering ongoing education on safety measures and organizing vaccination clinics throughout Utah to support the Pacific Island community.Generated from the website