#ada regulations

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Website Accessibility & ADA Regulations: Is Your Website ADA Compliant?

In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted to prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities. You are likely aware of the ADA’s physical requirements of accommodations for wheelchair accessibility, Braille for the visually impared, and access for service animals. What you may not be aware of, is that the ADA also applies to…

Accessibility is nothing new for brick-and-mortar businesses but did you know that some websites are also legally required to be accessible? See if this applies to your website and how to make your website ADA compliant.

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How to Comply with ADA Assistive Technology in Workplace

This webinar will explain how to provide reasonable accommodation in the workplace. Learn all types of assistive technologies that exist in the workplace to comply with ADA.

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 Do you use mobility equipment and struggle to get around in public places? Do you get really upset when disabled people are given limited access to public places? Do you live in Pennsylvania? Do you know someone who lives in Pennsylvania?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, I encourage you to watch this video I made about the inaccessibility in the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building.

In October, my class (50 people in the 11th and 12th grade) went to the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building in Harrisburg. I am the only physically disabled student there, as I am in most situations, and knew I would be left out and isolated frequently. A counselor at school encouraged me to film my experience and publish it to spread awareness and perhaps make a change. So why not give it a watch and share it on your favorite social media platform and/or send it to someone you know in Pennsylvania? Thanks for any support!