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Blog Article

School Days

Know the School Rules
A selfie with Chris Murphy and Brazilian Paracyclist Lauro Chaman after racing, each wearing their national team speedsuits.
Blog Article

Closing Out My Racing Career

My career competing in Paracycling has come to a close. I reflect on my last competition and what competing has meant to me over the past 10 years.
Podcast

Ep. 50 - Mark Jones

As the only hearing child born to Deaf parents (a CODA), Mark Jones was signing before he was speaking.

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Research

ChatGPT and Disability: Benefits, Concerns, and Future Potential

Despite the concerns and significant media attention highlighting these concerns, the potential benefits of tools like ChatGPT for individuals with disabilities cannot be overlooked.
Ashley measuring a doorway for ADA compliance
Blog Article

Jumping into the Role of an ADA Coordinator.

Starting out as a city’s ADA Coordinator is exciting and daunting. The role itself is mandated by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) so you have the overview of your role laid out for you, but how does it play out in the day to day of your job?
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Blog Article

Back to School!

For students with disabilities, school can be both a wonderful and difficult experience.
Podcast

Ep. 49 - Julie Dussliere

Julie (O’Neill) Dussliere currently serves as the Chief of Paralympics & Internally Managed Sports for the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee.

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Research

When is gender dysphoria considered a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act?

This report will explore when gender dysphoria is a protected disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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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.
Podcast

Ep. 48 - Jeff, Johnny, and Becki Agar

JOHNNY AGAR, 29 years old from Rockford, MI, gained international attention when he walked a mile in his church’s annual 5k.