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Abuse It and Lose It

Picture this: it’s late in the afternoon, you’re tired from a long day at work and feeling a little hungry.

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The Anatomy of an Accessible Page

While approximately 20% of the U.S. population has a disability, around 8.5% of the population has a disability that impacts computer and internet use. Those of us who create digital materials have a responsibility to make sure that what we create is accessible to all, including those with disabilities.

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Rights of Deaf Individuals in Prisons

Information about the ADA Effective Communication requirements in prisons.

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Fact or Fiction

How do you determine fact from fiction about the ADA

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Learn the Lingo

​​​​​​​It’s important to know ADA employment terminology!

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Advanced Disability Etiquette: Microagressions and other Faux Pas

“There are three ways to ultimate success. The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind.” – Fred Rogers

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More Important Resources You May Need

Last month I shared what I perceive to be the top three resources we refer people to when a person requires additional information or services.

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Looking a Gift-Horse in the Mouth

For cities, counties or other organizations it may be prudent to take the time to examine the Gift-Horse to ensure it meets the requirements for accessibility.

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Awesomeness of Disability

A brief reflection on my experience competing at the Para Cycling World Championships, an explanation of what I do in sport, and trying to broadly educate the public on the use of the term “inspiration” as a disparaging term in relation to disability.

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National Beep Baseball Asscoiation

Beep baseball is a competitive way for athletes who are Blind or have low vision to challenge themselves in a physically demanding way.