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Knowledge Translation

When is gender dysphoria considered a disability under the ADA?

A more conversational approach to our full research report on gender dysphoria.
students in the classroom using a variety of technology
Blog Article

IDEA and AT

New information from the Department of Education on IDEA and associated AT requirements.
Cory Lee in his powered wheelchair with snow-capped mountains in the background.
Podcast

Ep. 56 - Cory Lee

After being diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy at the age of two, Cory Lee’s thirst for adventure never ceased.

a little boy wears goggles and a superhero cape as he reaches his fist towards a sunlit sky
Blog Article

X-Men, Champions of Disability?

I recently realized that the comic book superhero team, the X-men, is actually a powerful social commentary on civil rights for marginalized people and can easily serve as positive role models for children with disabilities.
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Blog Article

What's New in WCAG 2.2?

New additions to improve accessibility for digital content and applications.
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Blog Article

Vocational Rehabilitation Business Relations Services for Businesses

VR Resources within the Rocky Mountain Region.
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Blog Article

One Step at a Time

Try these steps before filing a formal ADA complaint.
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Basic page

Utah Network of ADA Coordinators (UNAC)

Empowering Inclusivity, Advocating Accessibility, and Leading Change Together
Tom Wheaton dressed in black suit with the U.S.A and PVA flags in the background.
Podcast

Ep. 55 - Tom Wheaton

Tom Wheaton grew up in the suburbs of Minneapolis. He decided to enlist in the U.S. Navy for many reasons, the most notable being that his grandfathers and dad served during World War II and the Vietnam War, respectively.

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Blog Article

When Title l would have made a big difference for me.

I share my experience with not knowing my rights and how that negatively impacted my mental health.
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Research

Students with disabilities in clinical and internship placements and the ADA

Students participating in internships and other experiential placements are not entitled to Title I ADA protection unless they are considered employees.
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Blog Article

The Effect of War and Politics Upon Persons with Disabilities

Funding of programs for members of the disabled community cannot wait for current conflicts to end.