Schools & Universities

Practicing Tolerance

Many schools and universities today educate their students about the importance of tolerance. Very young children are taught not to discriminate against individuals who have disabilities, for instance. Many modern universities place a great deal of emphasis on the importance of being inclusive.

As such, when schools and universities do not provide adequate wheelchair access, it’s especially unfortunate.

Regardless of who you are, whether you are a person with disabilities or you do not have any struggles that make basic daily functions difficult, your rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are protected here in the United States.

College football season is underway. No matter what team you are rooting for, ADA accessibility to the stadium on game day is your right. When purchasing tickets, keep these factors in mind.

With the advent of the Americans with Disabilities Act, wheelchair access is mandated in all education buildings including colleges and universities.

We need your help! The following are our top 12 types of buildings where accessibility is of the greatest concern. As you can see, these are buildings each and every one of us visit on a daily basis.

Lecture halls are a place where all individuals are invited to partake in instruction or discussion regarding specific subjects of interest. Our ADA expert reminds you to remain vigilant for ADA compliance when attending an event at a lecture hall.