ADA 36: Access in Action, Looking Back and Moving Forward

ADA 36: Access in Action, Looking Back and Moving Forward

When
Jul 9, 202611:00am to 12:15pm Eastern Time
Cost
Free
Where
Zoom Webinar with captioning and ASL interpreting
Format
Live event
Region
Region 4 – Southeast ADA Center

IN THIS WEBINAR:
This year (2026) marks the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Join the Southeast ADA Center and State Affiliates from the eight states in the U.S. Southeast Region in celebration of the legacy and progress of the ADA in moving forward disability access.
 

During this webinar, we will highlight resources and initiatives in the U.S. Southeast Region that have increased awareness of the ADA and promoted accessibility for people with disabilities. Together we can continue to build a more accessible future, advancing access and equal opportunity for all. 

 

FREE WEBINAR: Presentation (1 hour) followed by time for questions and answers (10-15 minutes). Captioning and ASL provided.
 

CREDIT: Certificate of Participation. 
*If attend entire webinar and after completion of Post Test Eval with Confirmation of Attendance.

BONUS – Win free ADA course: Register, attend the entire live webinar and complete Post Test Eval with Confirmation of Attendance to be entered in random drawing for one course from My ADA Learning – Southeast ADA Center.

Speakers: Southeast ADA Center and State Affiliates from the U.S. Southeast Region: Disability Rights and Resources – Alabama, Tennessee Disability Coalition, Boley Centers – Florida, University of Kentucky Human Development Institute, Able South Carolina, Cares Project at University of North Carolina, Center for Leadership in Disability at Georgia State University, Institute for Disability Studies at University of Southern Mississippi.

About the Southeast ADA Center: We are one of ten regional centers in the ADA National Network that provide training, technical assistance, research, and information on the ADA. Located in Lexington, Kentucky, we serve as the regional office for an extended State and Local Affiliate Network from eight (8) states in the U.S. Southeast: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

Event Details

Status
Open
Credit
Attendance
Other sponsor
Disability Rights and Resources – AL, Tennessee Disability Coalition, Boley Centers – FL, UK Human Development Institute, Able South Carolina, Cares Project at UNC, Center for Leadership in Disability at GSU, Institute for Disability Studies at USM
Accommodations
ASL
Open or Closed Captions
Materials Available in Alternate Formats

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