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Access Granted

Access Granted is our blog giving you the latest in ADA news and updates.

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A man in a wheelchair bird hunting with a shotgun in a corn field.
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Adaptive Hunting and Conservation

The impact of outdoor recreation on some people with disabilities can monumental. This can be as simple as accessing the wilderness or viewing animals in the wild. Many believe that being outdoors can help heal the body and soul.

A job application form in the hand of a job applicant
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October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month! Today, I would like to share the rich history in the United States of increasing awareness around employment for those with disabilities.

Mt. Rushmore in the daytime
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Welcoming individuals with Disabilities to the Rocky Mountain Region

The Rocky Mountain Region is a big beautiful place that is becoming accessible to all.

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Evaluating Website Accessibility – Best Practice: WCAG 2.0 or 2.1?

Recently, I received the following request for clarification: I’m interested in any info you guys can provide on WCAG 2.1 guidelines. I’ve always been referencing WCAG 2.0 when discussing accessibility internally or externally. I’ve started to see clients reference a WCAG 2.1 standard over the last few weeks. I know things change quickly…just wondering if 2.1 is the new standard and when you guys expect/know that it will go into effect?

Several people in front of a white building with colorful flags and a sign reading "Deaf President Now"
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How Deaf people influenced the passage of the ADA

A bit of history behind the ADA in the USA (and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities – UN CRPD)

The official logo of the United States Power Soccer Association. A red, white, and blue shield with a wheelchair icon pushing a soccer ball.
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Power Soccer

A soccer match includes 2 teams of 4 powerchair users. On average teams have 8 total players. 4 to play and 4 used as substitutes. The overall goal is to take an 18-inch oversized soccer ball over the opposing teams goal line. The game is played indoors in a gymnasium on a regulation sized basketball court.

In the foreground, a pair of glasses held up to a blurry visual acuity chart, showing smaller and smaller letters. The glasses bring the poster into focus.
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Models of Disability: Is the Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty?

Consider how disability has been viewed through the ages, and how you might be viewing disability today.

Pathway in a forest that forks in two directions.
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Resisting the urge to say "Get a New Job!"

When I first started doing technical assistance, I struggled with resisting the urge to tell people to leave the situation in which their rights are being violated

A below the knee amputee is competing in power lifting bench press, with a spotter ensuring safety and the prosthetic lower limb off the leg, standing by itself in the foreground.
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It Takes a Team to Win

I explain my path to becoming an elite para cyclist through a support network and make a comparison to the ADA.

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Crafting the Message

The 2020 elections are around the corner and I believe it is time for people with disabilities to step up and craft the messages we want to hear from candidates.  It is our responsibility to demand that talking points are not always about us being

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