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Kim and Penn Holderness share a sweet moment.
Podcast

Ep. 78 - The Holderness Family

This episode's podcast guests are Kim and Penn Holderness. They are award-winning content creators known for their original music song parodies, comedy sketches, and weekly podcasts.

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Podcast

Ep. 77 - Gina Kavali and Lyric Gillenwaters

This episode's podcast guests are Gina Kavali and Lyric Gillenwaters. Gina is a syndicated radio personality, YouTuber, podcaster, autism advocate, and sometimes actor and producer.

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Blog Article

Back to School!

For students with disabilities, school can be both a wonderful and difficult experience.
a group of four people are enjoying a business meeting, one member being a wheelchair user
Blog Article

Improving Access: Part 3

The 3rd Part of my Miniseries on Understanding When Physical Access is Required to be Improved Under the ADA. Today's Post Focuses on Title 1 of the ADA for Employment Situations.
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Blog Article

Great Expectations

What You Should Know About the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.
a doctor asking a patient if they are sick, the patient is looking at an ASL interpreter signing "sick"
Blog Article

Video Relay Interpreting versus Live Interpreting: Yes, There is a Difference!

Effective Communication should be the result.
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Blog Article

Leave as a Reasonable Accommodation

Leave as a reasonable accommodation is not only best practice but makes for a great place to work.
a wide view of the Utah's State Capitol building on a bright, blue sky day
Blog Article

Updating Access: Part Two

Last month, I took a deep dive into when a business should update its physical access under Title lll of the ADA. In today's post, I wanted to address the same issue under Title ll of the ADA and how they are different.
a young white man in a wheelchair is shaking hands with a man that is standing up by his desk
Blog Article

"Must Have" Essential Job Duties and Functions

“Must Have Driver’s License.” “Must Be Able to Lift 100 pounds.” “Must Have High School Diploma or GED.” Really? These are sometimes listed on job applications as minimum requirements, or the “Essential Job Functions.”
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Blog Article

What I Learned from the National ADA Symposium

From finding positive ways to interact with individuals with disabilities to improving web accessibility to reasonable accommodations/modifications, every day there is an opportunity to learn something new and find ways to reach more learners.
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