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Blog Article

Timing is Everything

A recent EEOC lawsuit demonstrates the importance of knowing what can and cannot be asked during the hiring process.
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Podcast

Ep. 61 - Kerry Magro

Dr. Kerry Magro , Ed.D. was nonspeaking till 2.5, diagnosed with autism at 4 and didn’t speak in complete sentences until 7 years old.

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Blog Article

Prioritizing Mental Health: 5 Tips to Adjust to the Upcoming Season Change

Fall can be a beautiful and colorful season of transformation, but it can also present challenges for those managing mental health conditions.
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Blog Article

Safe Harbor vs. Safe Harbor

Today I explain some interesting information I recently learned about the FHA requirements, how that information can be confusing, and that Fair Housing Accessibility First is a great resource for designers.
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Blog Article

Dementia in the Workplace

The ADA can provide protections for an employee with dementia.
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Podcast

Ep. 60 - Haley Moss

Haley is an attorney, author, artist, and advocate who was diagnosed with autism at age three.

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Blog Article

Aging Parents with Disabilities and the ADA

In Latino cultures, it is expected that adult children will care for their parents at some point in their lives, and the likelihood of doing so increases with age. While caring for aging parents can be very rewarding, it also comes with its own difficulty and stress.
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Childcare Centers & Children with Disabilities

Children with disabilities are automatically protected by the ADA. Childcare Centers have some obligations under Title III of the ADA. Learn what is and isn't protected.
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Blog Article

Disability Rights Laws Around the Globe

Curb cuts in Mexico, a person using a power scooter to access an accessible restaurant in Spain and accessible parking spaces in Canada are all examples of accessibility around the world.
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Blog Article

The ADA Celebrates 34 Years

Ideas to get your party started!
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Blog Article

Structural Impracticability/Technical Infeasibility

Today, I discuss a couple specific exceptions for full compliance with the ADA's physical access standards.
General Resource

Rocky Mountain Region Demographics Report

This report summarizes findings from the U.S. Census and ADA-PARC (ADA Participation Action Research Consortium) and shows the number of individuals in different racial and ethnic groups in the service area of the Rocky Mountain ADA Center.