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Blog Article

Understanding Disability Etiquette

Respect, Inclusion, and Awareness
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Blog Article

Tips for an Accessible Travel Experience

With early planning, this holiday travel season can be accessible, enjoyable, and welcoming for everyone.
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Blog Article

Start Simple: Accessibility Practices That Make a Big Impact

Digital accessibility ensures everyone can access and use online content and tools. These simple, practical steps support inclusion, equity, and compliance while improving usability for all.
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Blog Article

Mental Health

How Employers Can Champion Mental Health in the Workplace
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Podcast

Ep. 81- Jordan Burk

This week's podcast guest is Jordan Burk.

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Blog Article

The Promise of the ADA: Olmstead and Community Integration

This post explores how the ADA set the stage for the Olmstead decision and a new Colorado law, and why de-institutionalizing people with disabilities and integrating them into the community is vital to upholding the ADA and improving our society.
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Blog Article

October: Celebrating Value and Talent 

It's National Disability Employment Awareness Month...but keep that support going all year long!
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Podcast

Ep. 80 - Cindy Bentley

This episode's podcast guest is Cindy Bentley. For the last 25 years, Cindy has been Wisconsin's foremost voice for inclusion and civil rights for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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Podcast

Ep. 79 - Murray Siple

This episode's podcast guest is Murray Siple. Murray is a multimedia artist, filmmaker, and adapted surfer from Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.

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Blog Article

PROWAG vs. 2010 ADA Standards

In this post, I give a broad explanation of the 2010 ADA Standards and Public Right of Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG) and then give a head-to-head comparison of the features that are common to both design standards.
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Blog Article

Communicating with Deaf People

Some general tips when interacting with D/deaf friends, co-workers, family members, students, acquaintances.
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Knowledge Translation

The Intersection of Disability and Food Insecurity

Knowledge Translation of Food Insecurity report. Rates are significantly higher among adults with disabilities compared to those without disabilities.