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The Pacific ADA Center coordinates and conducts regional conferences, individual state training workshops, local trainings, and presentations, and seminars on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and accessible information technology. We can customize our training program to meet the time constraints and needs of your group and organization.

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