Access Granted

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The Promise of the ADA: Olmstead and Community Integration

This post explores how the ADA set the stage for the Olmstead decision and a new Colorado law, and why de-institutionalizing people with disabilities and integrating them into the community is vital to upholding the ADA and improving our society.
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October: Celebrating Value and Talent 

It's National Disability Employment Awareness Month...but keep that support going all year long!
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PROWAG vs. 2010 ADA Standards

In this post, I give a broad explanation of the 2010 ADA Standards and Public Right of Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG) and then give a head-to-head comparison of the features that are common to both design standards.
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Communicating with Deaf People

Some general tips when interacting with D/deaf friends, co-workers, family members, students, acquaintances.
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Navigating a New Disability

Navigating with Meniere's Disease
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ADA and Confidentiality Requirements in the Workplace

Common Questions and Answers
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The Mind on the Move: Why Mobility Matters

"The Mind on the Move: Why Mobility Matters" explains how physical movement improves cognitive development and overall well-being. It highlights the importance of accessible environments and assistive technologies in supporting cognitive health throughout life.
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Building Accessibility from the Ground Up

My Journey with ADA Compliance
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Cruising and Accessibility - One Individuals Experience

What to expect for accessibility options when taking a cruise.
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Celebrating the ADA

The ADA’s anniversary is rapidly approaching. I reflect on what the ADA stands for, both in terms of what it means to people with disabilities but also what it means to our country as a whole.