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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.
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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
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Blog Article

Older Americans Month 2025

Flip the Script on Aging!
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Blog Article

Our eStore is Officially Open!

Our online store is open! You can browse and order physical materials on the ADA through our eStore!
Temple Grandin wears a colorful floral embroidered top and monogrammed tie.
Podcast

Ep. 73 - Temple Grandin

Dr. Temple Grandin is an academic inventor and animal behavior scientist. She's a proponent of the humane treatment of livestock for slaughter and the author of more than 60 scientific papers on animal behavior. Dr.

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Blog Article

How is the ADA Implemented?

I pose and answer questions of how the ADA generally is intended to be implemented as a reflection of the upcoming 35th anniversary of the Act being signed into law.
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Blog Article

A Viewpoint on Temporary Disability

Perspective is everything, and with my first physical disability, I chose to take a look around and see what accessibility is.
Georgina Kleege wears an olive green cardigan, while smiling and sitting with her cane.
Podcast

Ep. 72 - Georgina Kleege

Georgina is a professor emerita of English at the University of California Berkeley, where she taught creative writing and disability studies. Her collection of personal essays, Sight Unseen, is a classic in the field of disability studies.

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Blog Article

Wearable Technologies in the Workplace

Things for Employers to Think About
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Blog Article

Adaptive Fashion

Why Inclusive Fashion Matters
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Blog Article

Breaking Barriers: Disability Representation in Film and TV

Actors with disabilities that had historical nominations this award season!
Thomas Martin in a patterned tie and black suit smiles against a colorful painted background.
Podcast

Ep. 71 - Thomas Martin

Thomas is the executive director of the California Achieving a Better Life Experience Program, or CalABLE. Through his work with CalABLE, Thomas helps people with disabilities save and invest while protecting their access to benefits.