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  1. Power Soccer

    … Last month in episode 2 of our new podcast Adventures in Accessibility we sat down with … here we explored the far reaches of disability, access, and inclusion. Chris became quadriplegic at age 21, but that did … interested in sports myself I was curious to explore more about the world of powerchair soccer. Previously I have …

  2. It Takes a Team to Win

    … of freedom the bike bestows upon me. I also learned about Paralympic Sports around the same time and my interest … the United States owe a great deal to those who came before us, who set precedents in access and civil rights. … be accomplished by individuals willing to take initiative. Our communities are our best support groups to assist us

  3. When It All Comes Down To The Supervisor

    … To The Supervisor Summary Our Brand Ambassador, Leah Lobato, shares her experience … that we don’t offend easily, and we want them to come to us with their tough questions.  In Utah, our Employer … Posting information in breakrooms, like information about Mental Health Awareness Month or advertising that …

  4. A Guide to Federal Disability Rights Laws and Contact Information in the United States

    About This Page Below you'll find summaries of all … See Final Rule - Traveling by Air with Service Animals | US Department of Transportation . For more information, … income and resources. Medicare : Medicare is our country’s health insurance program for people age 65 …

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  5. Big News

    … officially named to the Tokyo Paralympics Team to represent US Paralympics Cycling! I’ll be competing in Japan this … support for my cycling, and often are more excited about my results than I am. My teammates whom I train with … title in the Kilo and in the Team Sprint, which is our version of a relay. 2018 promised a lot but I ended up …

  6. I’m Thankful to Work at the RMADAC

    … face significant barriers and need extra help sometimes. It just means that I am thankful to work for a place with a … of this journey but there is something immensely satisfying about knowing the difference between an Emotional Support … people can learn about it at their own pace as well with our online courses . The ADA affects all walks and aspects …

  7. Jumping into the Role of an ADA Coordinator.

    … lucky enough to have one from the last decade)? What about if your city’s self-evaluation and transition plan … found myself when I began my journey as an ADA Coordinator. Our city had an out-of-date plan with little resources to … uses ArcGIS. I used the Play Areas checklist as well as the US Access Board’s A Summary of Accessibility Guidelines …

  8. Thankful for the ADA - Learning and Navigating Awareness

    … a disability and a kid has a natural tendency to be curious about people with disabilities. They will ask more questions … When answering these questions, it is important to keep our explanations positive. Help them understand how hearing … a family member who is hard of hearing. This has provided us with the most educating interaction with our own …

  9. Disabled v. Disability

    … we have no choice. We are born in a certain location, our lineage traces back to Europe, Africa, Asia, etc. We … that opportunity is there. Specifically, I’m talking about the notion of identifying as being a person who is … vegans, Them, They- all terms which serve to separate “us” from “them”, to categorize a group of people to …

  10. We're Going to Disney World!

    … there were still some experiences that were too much for our daughter. These were the … To minimize this, we talked to her as much as we could about the upcoming trip. We showed her videos of what the … at the park’s many play areas (which were so helpful for us), familiar snacks and drinks (we packed a lot of her …