Disability Pride Month is a reminder about accessibility — ‘one of the oldest forms of inclusion’

Today on Texas Standard: ADA turns 35: What true inclusion looks like

As the Americans with Disabilities Act marks 35 years, advocates say we need to go beyond “accessibility” to build truly inclusive spaces – especially in disaster planning.

During Disability Pride Month, community leaders discuss accessibility wins, issues around Rochester

ROCHESTER — As part of a series of lunchtime meetings centered around Rochester's disability community, a panel talked about different aspects of the city's built environment and how to make them more accessible. "The hope with this session was to be able to demonstrate to community members (that) there is momentum, there is a goal that we're all trying to attain," said Jacob Metz, a Rochester City Hall fellow. "And also an accountability piece,…

Bainbridge City Council swears in new BPS officers, expands Chason Park Redevelopment Zone - The Post-Searchlight

The Bainbridge City Council met for their monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 15. Following the approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, the council heard from Stancil Tootle, who spoke to the council members, requesting the council members state their names while speaking for the benefit of the visually impaired. Mayor Reynolds also presented a proclamation to Tootle, recognizing July as Americans with Disabilities Act Month. After this proclam…

Disability Pride Month is a reminder about accessibility — ‘one of the oldest forms of inclusion’

When it comes to accessibility, compliance and culture can go hand in hand.

Celebrating 35 Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Celebrating 35 years of the ADA and Ohio's commitment to disability inclusion—from early childhood to lifelong opportunity.