Nobody hopes that pursuing their passion, or just living their lives, results in relying on a wheelchair for their primary mode of transportation.
Don’t Be Left Outside Looking In
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“What Makes YOU so Special?”
You may have heard that question before. If you haven’t heard it, you’ve probably felt it radiating off…
What are the components of building compliance under the ADA?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was first signed into law in 1990 by President George H. W. Bush. It was modeled after the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and was designed to prevent discrimination against those with physical and mental impairments.
We Are Your Access Advocates!
Who are we?
We are Access Advocates: a group of caring professionals, from different fields, dedicated to helping our fellow Americans who live with disabilities have full and complete access to all public buildings, in compliance with the spirit and the letter of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Your Perceptions of Accessibility Might Not Be For Everyone
The iconic logo for accessibility in modern culture is indicated by a blue sign and the image of…
Project Sidewalk Can Make Cities More Accessible
In today’s world, many people, especially Millennials, are choosing where to live based on a community’s walkability. This rating is calculated from multiple factors, including easy access to public transportation, work, shopping, and entertainment. Basically, the more walkable the community, the less you need an automobile to get around. However, many times a community’s walkability score does not correspond to accessibility for people with disabilities.
When it Comes to Wheelchair Ramps, Safety First!
Have you ever wondered if the rickety, old, makeshift wheelchair ramp at the entrance to your favorite restaurant, bar, or store is ever just going to collapse under your chair one of these days?