Access Granted

Access Granted is our blog giving you the latest in ADA news and updates.

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Content Creators with Disabilities

Exploring the importance of filling your social media with diverse content and a few content creators with disabilities to follow!
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Accessible Medical Equipment Changes and Requirements

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act was updated for the first time in many years in 2024. Included in this update are changes to requirements for accessible medical equipment for healthcare providers. This post includes a summary of these changes and answers to common questions.
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2025 Sidewalks

Looking towards the 35th anniversary of the ADA, today’s blog post focuses on the history of barriers for people with disabilities and how today’s emerging technology is mirroring that history.
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Aging and Disability

It's vital to understand your ADA rights as an older adult!
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Accessible Media: What is Audio Description?

Creating accessible media, through tools like audio description, can help ensure compliance with the ADA.
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Meet Pennie!

An introduction to me and my role with the RMADAC as the new ADA Services Coordinator.
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Project's Directors Meeting Recap

Chris had the opportunity to accompany our Project Director, Emily, to the quarterly Project Directors meeting in Washington, D.C.
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Harassment in the Workplace

What Everyone Needs to Know about Harassment in the Workplace
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Need some Gift-giving Ideas? Think Assistive Technology!

Tools to improve every day.
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Separate but Equal

The ADA is a civil rights law modeled after the Civil Rights Act and I would like more design professionals to understand the gravity of their responsibility to consider people living with disabilities.