Carl Blake, CEO of Paralyzed Veterans of America, highlights that despite the ADA's 35-year legacy, accessibility barriers for people with disabilities remain.

Former President George H.W. Bush speaks at the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act; The Disability Pride flag.

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The Americans with Disabilities Act is 35 years old. Yet barriers persist in Sedgwick County, including in a brand new street ...

This Disability Pride Month marks 35 years of the ADA. The law laid the foundation—and the tech industry ushered in ...

Students who are white or from English-speaking families are still relatively more likely to be identified as having ...

Claims of unfairness over accommodation requests reveal the delicate balance between labor law, corporate efficiency, and the ...

The VA is responsible for 5.2 million veterans with military service-connected disabilities and 4.6 million with general ...

Ramp reports that a clear corporate credit card policy is essential for managing employee spending, reducing fraud, and ...

She is interested in online reference, outreach to underserved groups, and data-based decision making in libraries. Works Cited "Library Services for People with Disabilities Policy." The Association ...

The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a disabled former employee has no standing under the Americans with Disabilities Act to challenge an employer that denied coverage of health benefits. The court ...