Need Help?
1 (800) 949-4232
Have A Question?
  1. Home
  2. Topics

Explore ADA Topics

Displaying 13 - 24 of 620 results
a close up of people taking notes in their notebook at a conference
Blog Article

The 2025 National ADA Symposium

My experience and takeaways from the National ADA Symposium.
a middle aged bald white man wearing a blue suit sitting and smiling at the camera with his german shepard dog
Blog Article

Pawsitively Amazing

How service dogs are changing the game for veterans and individuals with disabilities.
a shadow figure of a woman's face looking down at the floor
Blog Article

When Access Matters Most: The ADA and Survivors with Disabilities Summary

Sexual assault can affect anyone - including people with disabilities.
a pair of gray restroom doors, one labeled with a large pictogram of a woman and the other of a man
Blog Article

Clearances: Lowest of the Low-hanging Fruit

What better way to celebrate the ADA than by furthering its implementation? In this post, I highlight one of the most common access barriers that is almost universally easy and free to remove.
Headshots of Kathy and Dana Woods
Podcast

Ep. 75 - Kathy and Dana Woods

Kathy D. Champion Woods is a woman of faith and a devoted wife who has been married to Dana for 27 years this August, and the proud mother of Dana Michael Woods Jr. who is autistic.

Paper on desk that says ADA Americans with Disabilities Act

Know Your ADA Rights

Event Date(s)
-
Event Type
Webinar

This two-hour webinar marks the ADA’s 35th year and helps people with disabilities understand and use their ADA rights.

an oval black sign with gold letters stating "WELCOME"
Blog Article

Disability Awareness at Work

Ways to create a disability inclusive workplace.
an airplane flying in the sky with purple mountains in the background at sunset
Blog Article

Summer Traveling and Your ADA Rights

Knowing your accessibility rights will make travel more fun!
Arman Nobari wears a black shirt and crosses his arms while smiling.
Podcast

Ep. 74 - Arman Nobari

Arman Nobari is an entrepreneur, cancer survivor, and the co-founder and CEO of accessible games company, Good Trouble. Over his fifteen-year career, Arman has helped accessible products come to life at Google, Udemy, Modern Animal and more.

people sitting on the stairs outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art's entrance
Blog Article

Accessibility at the Met Gala

Let's talk about accessibility and representation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual gala, whose red carpet is stairs. Plus, a look at how the ADA applies to museums.
stack of papers and filers
Research

Can Title II or III entities request documentation of a disability for an individual to receive a reasonable modification under the ADA?

Learn what kind of documentation an entity may request of an individual with disabilities under Title II and Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
Older Americans Month in white text, ACL.gov/OAM in white text, #OlderAmericanMonth in white text, on a green leading to blue leading to purple background
Blog Article

Older Americans Month 2025

Flip the Script on Aging!