Register today for the next ADA Lunch & Learn Session: Your Rights As A Person with a Disability Under the ADA in Employment

  Registration is open for the next California Commission on Disability Access (CCDA) webinar: Emergency Preparedness: Integrating Access into Business Resiliency and Adaption Plans

Register today for the next ADA National Network Learning Session: Tools and Resources to Promote Healthcare Access for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

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Sexual Education, Disability, and the Law: Understanding the ADA’s Role

Sep 23 2025

Description This ADA Audio webinar explores the intersection of sexuality, disability, and the law. Participants will gain insights into the barriers people with disabilities face in accessing sexual education, the myths and stigmas that persist, and the protections offered under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Through case studies, cultural perspectives, and practical strategies, the...

Empoderando la Independencia: Una Guía de Derechos y Recursos para Personas Con Discapacidad

Sep 24 2025

Descripción Este seminario web trata sobre la comprensión de la discapacidad en los Estados Unidos. Acompañe al Actor, Productor y Portavoz Wilmer Valderrama y expertos de cinco organizaciones nacionales de discapacidad en una discusión de 90 minutos sobre lo que significa tener una discapacidad en los EE. UU. Aprenderá sobre sus derechos bajo la Ley...

ADA Title II for PDFs and Basic Accessibility Techniques

Sep 25 2025

Description The 4th Thursday ADA Talks are monthly webinars on topics about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), disability rights, and access that run for 1 hour on the 4th Thursday from January to October 2025 (10 webinars). Webinar #9 ADA Title II for PDFs and Basic Accessibility Techniques Date:  Thursday - September 25, 2025...

Don’t Panic! How to Navigate the 2010 ADA Standards and HUD’s Deeming Notice (Part 1 of 2)

Oct 9 2025

Description Over the past 50 years, multiple Federal Laws have been established to ensure housing is accessible to people with disabilities. Two of these, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act, have similar objectives and are closely interrelated. A multifamily housing project receiving federal financial assistance will likely have overlapping accessible...

Disability Disclosure and the Interactive Process

Oct 14 2025

Description Presenter: Jeffrey Tamburo, Training and Content Development Specialist, Northeast ADA Center Can an employer ask a job applicant or employee if they have a disability? How do I best support a job seeker/employee in making the best choice for them when it comes to disclosing a disability? What does the ADA mean by “the...

Lunch & Learn: Your Rights As A Person with A Disability Under the ADA in Employment: A Deeper Dive

Oct 15 2025

Description Join Pacific ADA Center staff and special guest J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer of Disability Rights Arizona (DRAZ), for an in-depth look at your rights in the workplace under the ADA. This session will explore reasonable accommodations, the interactive process, disclosure, and protections during hiring and employment. Whether you’re a job seeker or currently...

Emergency Preparedness: Integrating Access into Business Resiliency and Adaption Plans

Oct 16 2025

Description Join the Pacific ADA Center in collaboration with the California Commission on Disability Access (CCDA) for their next online Lunch and Learn webinar on Thursday, October 16, 2025 from 12 - 1 PM Pacific Time. Emergencies such as wildfires, power outages, and extreme heat are impacting business operations throughout California. Many businesses adapt quickly...

Fall ADA Coordinator Conference

Oct 20 2025

Description This 3-day virtual training offers multiple sessions covering a range of topics related to the Americans with Disabilities Act.  The conference is designed for new members of the ADA Coordinator Training Certification Program and people interested in joining the program. However, membership is not required, and anyone who wants to learn more about ADA...

Making Flexible Work: ADA and Flexible Work Arrangements

Oct 21 2025

Description As the landscape of work is rapidly evolving, flexible work arrangements and accommodations such as telework, and flexible scheduling are increasingly sought after to support the success and retention of a broad range of workers. This session will provide an overview of evaluating such requests under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and practical...

ADA National Network Learning Session: Tools and Resources to Promote Healthcare Access for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Oct 23 2025

Description This webinar will explore barriers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) encounter in accessing healthcare services and some best practices that providers can adopt to better serve this population. The speakers will share some themes from their recent interviews and surveys of people with IDD, caregivers, and practitioners. They will also share a...

Managing the Fun: Inclusive Staffing in Arts & Recreation

Oct 30 2025

Description Arts & recreation agencies have made great strides in creating accessible programming & facilities for users with disabilities. The next step for disability inclusion focuses on staffing. Join the discussion about creating accessible, inclusive opportunities for employees & volunteers with disabilities & learn about the positive impact of disability diversity & inclusion in your...

When the Employer Requests Documentation of Disability: Key Considerations for the Employment Service Professional

Nov 12 2025

Description Presenter: Jeffrey Tamburo, Training and Content Development Specialist, Northeast ADA Center The ADA states that employers may request medical documentation as verification of disability, as long as it is “job related and consistent with business necessity.” What exactly does this mean? What are the guidelines for these requests? Who can provide this information and...

The Born-Accessible Design Approach: Cost-Effective, Inclusive, Compliant

Nov 25 2025

Description Most digital technologies are still built and released then remediated for accessibility later--an expensive, inefficient, and exclusionary process. In contrast, the born-accessible approach ensures that accessibility is built in from the start, by involving people with disabilities at every stage of design, development, and procurement. This user-centered strategy improves productivity, enhances user experience, reduces...

The Power of Visibility and Community Advocacy

Dec 2 2025

Description The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center invites you to participate in the webinar series “The Human Experience of Black People with Disabilities and Their Rights Under the ADA,” which reports on our research study about how Black individuals with disabilities access information and exercise their rights under the ADA. Visibility matters. When we share our stories and perspectives,...

Is an Accommodation Forever?

Dec 10 2025

Description Presenter: Jeffrey Tamburo, Training and Content Development Specialist, Northeast ADA Center Much focus is given to exploring and implementing reasonable accommodations in the workplace, but it is equally important to continue to monitor accommodations to insure they remain effective over time. This session will explore best practices for the employment service professional to consider...

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