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Pedestrian Access and Line of Sight

As a designer for a Title II entity under the Americans with Disabilities Act, I look at things a little differently now. 

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How to Break a World Record Without Really Trying

How having a disability taught gave me the tools to break a world record with an injury.

George HW Bush signing the Americans with Disabilities Act into law.
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When the Shameful Walls of Exclusion Finally Came Tumbling Down: A Historical Background of the ADA

A look at the history behind the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Snow inadequately shoveled from pedestrian sidewalk
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Maintenance of Accessible Features – Snow-Covered Public Sidewalks and Pedestrian Ramps

What does the ADA say about snow removal?

A large desktop monitor sitting on a desk with the words do more typed on screen in a home office.
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Mythbusters: Digital Accessibility

Debunking the myths about digital accessibility.

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MythBusters: The Service Animal Edition

We don’t just tell the myths; we put them to the test!

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The Evolution of Universal Design: A Win-Win Concept for All

The history of Universal Design and its uses today.

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ADA Workshop - Casper, WY

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Join the Rocky Mountain ADA Center in Casper, Wyoming as we explore key aspects of the Americans with Disabilities Ac

White Pictograms over a black background depicting various disabilities (arm amputee, white-cane user, crutches user, wheelchair user, walker user, walking cane user, leg amputee) with caption reading “Some disabilities look like this” followed by a pictogram of a person without an obvious disability with a caption reading “Some look like this.”
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Hidden in Plain Sight

Not all disabilities are obvious. My perspective as a person with a hidden disability.

A group of three people sitting in front of a laptop sitting on a coffee table, accessing an online learning module.
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Using Learning Models for a More Inclusive Online Learning Experience

New year, new learning model. Remaining flexible and consistent in your learning experience development opens the door for accessible online learning.

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