Description: Have you previously attended our webinars or reached out with questions and training about accessibility? You might be surprised to learn that some questions may be outside the scope of the U.S. Access Board’s Office of Information and Technical Services (OTIS). Join us for this informative webinar where we’ll explore the U.S. Access Board’s...
Organizer Community Living Campaign (CLC) Location Virtual participation on Zoom. Event description Don’t miss this lively orientation session where we’ll walk through all the ways you can join the fun! Learn how to uncover hidden gems of disability rights history throughout San Francisco, get your questions answered, and set yourself up for a meaningful and...
Description: Whether it’s a music festival, farmers market, or county fair, the ADA requires covered entities to ensure their temporary events are accessible to people with disabilities. This can require special considerations for the site, parking spaces, restrooms, seating, vendors and more! Please join us for this live Q&A event with ADA professionals from the...
Organizer Berkeley Center for Independent Living (CIL) & World Institute on Disability (WID) Location Ed Roberts Campus 3075 Adeline Street Berkeley, CA 94703 Event details Learn more about this event at the Center for Independent Living website!
2025 marks 35 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In a radio interview, Savannah Bradley, Community Outreach and Programs Manager for the Pacific ADA Center, discusses how far we have come and what work is left to be done to support people with disabilities. Listen to the interview!
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law 35 years ago on July 26, 1990. The ADA Anniversary Toolkit is a project of the ADA National Network and its ten regional ADA Centers. You can use it to help celebrate and share information about the ADA in your workplaces, schools, and communities throughout...
Have you used telehealth services? If you have, the Southwest ADA Center would like to hear from you! The Center is asking people with disabilities to complete a survey so they can learn about their experiences using telehealth services. Learn more and take the survey.
