ADA 101: Mastering the Basics

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Join us for a 4-hour webinar to build your foundational knowledge of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Elevate your understanding of ADA compliance and create a more inclusive world.
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Wearable Technologies in the Workplace

The advancement of technology has improved our lives so much! Some would argue that it's complicated our lives as well. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle. Either way we can't live without it and can benefit from its use. 

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Adaptive Fashion

Adaptive Fashion and Why Inclusive Fashion Matters 

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Breaking Barriers: Disability Representation in Film and TV

As award season comes to an end, we look back at the nominees and winners and see some historical nominations for people with disabilities.

Accessible Electronic Communication in Healthcare Settings

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This webinar will cover making online communication more accessible and easy to understand.

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Montana Resource Spotlight: Ability Montana

There are four Centers for Independent Living that serve each county within the state of Montana. One of these Centers is Ability Montana.

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Do Emergency Responder Facilities Need to be Accessible?

Are emergency responder facilities, like fire departments, required to be constructed with accessible features? How about the locker rooms for a D1 university?

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When Disaster Strikes

Being ready for the unexpected is important for everyone but especially for those with disabilities or who have access and functional needs. 2025 has barely begun and we have already experienced a range of calamities all around us.

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Content Creators with Disabilities

As we all become more immersed in social media and online culture, it is important to fill our feeds with representation. Disabled content creators are showing a side of disabilities that is not usually seen by the masses.

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Accessible Medical Equipment Changes and Requirements

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 was the first civil rights law that included protections for people with disabilities, with Section 504 of this Act prohibiting discrimination on the basis of disability in a variety of programs that receive federal