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    Beijing Paralympics 2022: How Accessible Will This Year’s Games Be?

    As much of the globe tunes into the 2022 Olympic Winter Games held in Beijing over the next couple of weeks, we...

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    How Prioritizing Accessibility Improves the Customer Experience

    With some amount of digital accessibility being a requirement for business owners, it may be tempting to approach...
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    Twitter: The Most Accessible Social Media Platform?

    Twitter has been live since 2007, and in its 15-year history, the social media platform has done much to alter...
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    Public Health Podcast Network

    Public Health Podcast and Media Network aims to be a podcast and public health network for equitable public health...
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    Wear Red Day: Celebrating Heart Health

    Why does the United States go red every February? The valiant reason behind this annual phenomenon is the Wear Red...
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    American Heart Month - Celebrating Advances in Technology to Combat Heart Disease

    It’s impossible to ignore the fact that heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death around the world,...
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    5 Ways to Make Your Blog More Accessible

    As a blog content creator, one of your goals is to ensure that your content is reaching as many people as...
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    Underestimating the Importance of the User Experience

    As much as there is to consider in accessible design, it can be easy to become completely focused on finding...
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    Barriers to Independent Living: Lookism

    In last week's Metaphysical Milkshake Podcast with Rainn Wilson and Reza Aslan, the hosts ask author Rhett...
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    FDA is Finalizing a Policy to Provide Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids

    More than 48 million Americans experience some form of hearing loss. However, only one in five people who could...
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    Do All Deaf People Use Sign Language?

    When you encounter someone who is deaf or hard-of-hearing, your first instinct may be to use your hands to communicate. Maybe you’re fluent in...

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    What Are Accessible Fonts?

    With text making up so much of the digital content that we consume, keeping it accessible is a crucial step in...
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    Accessibility Rules of Dressing, Fitting or Locker Rooms

    One simple way clothing stores, mall outlets, gyms and fitness boutiques can build loyalty with the one in four...
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    ADA Requirements for Sales and Service Counters

    If your business requires a sales or service counter, it’s important to ensure the counter meets a set of...
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    Do Small Businesses with Fewer Than 15 Employees Have to Be ADA Compliant?

    One in four U.S. adults – or 61 million Americans – has a disability. Each one of those is a potential employee,...
    Legal 3 min read

    Autism Representation in the Media — And How It Impacts Real Life

    In the past few years, autism has been in the media more than it ever has before. This is a very positive change —...
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    The Verdict: Can Plaintiffs Make Money from ADA Lawsuits?

    The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in 1990 to prohibit discrimination against people...
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    Accommodating Employees with Fragrance Sensitivities

    An estimated 32.2 percent of the population experiences negative health effects from exposure to scented products....
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    The History and Evolution of Disability Models

    A few decades ago, people who were diagnosed with a disability were pigeonholed into a category and often set on a...
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    What is Crip Time?

    The term crip time is used by some disability theorists and advocates to describe disabled individuals’ unique...
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