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Blog Article

Things You May Not Know

The ADA and other disability rights topics span far and wide. Here are some things you may not know - but should!

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Blog Article

Discovering My ADA Niche

With a shared skillset, we complete the puzzle as a team of Information Specialists.
Podcast

Ep. 23 - Tim Gore

Content warning: this episode contains brief mentions of sexual assault and suicide. There are no graphic descriptions. 

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Research

Is Working from the Office an Essential Job Function?

Is on-site work attendance essential? The answer is likely ‘yes’ when the job requires a physical exchange of goods or services. It is likely ‘maybe’ if the job requires a high level of interaction or teamwork. The legal answer is usually is, “it depends.”
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Blog Article

Design for All

Defining accessible design, usable design and universal design.
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It’s Back to School Time!

"School is a building which has four walls with tomorrow inside."
– Lon Watters
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Blog Article

Proud Paralympian

I just finished competing in Tokyo! Here are some fun facts about the Paralympic Games and my experience with competitive adaptive sport.
Podcast

Ep. 22 - Judy Heumann

Today’s guest is Judy Heumann. Judy, who contracted polio in 1949 and uses a wheelchair for her mobility, is a lifelong advocate for the rights of disabled people. 

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Blog Article

Better Quality of Life

Self-care is the act of taking care of yourself and is important to individuals, families, workplaces, and the community.
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Blog Article

Disability is a Spectrum. It's Not One-Size-Fits-All

When it comes to accessibility, there is no perfect solution. The perfect approach is to be proactive and interactive when it comes to considering all options for the maximum extent of accessibility.
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Blog Article

The Common Good

We Have More in Common than that Which Divides Us.
Blog Article

Meeting Athletes with Disabilities: Dani Hansen

My first interview of a series highlighting athletes with less commonly thought of disabilities.