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    People-First Language: Do's and Don'ts

    In 2021 it is estimated that over 61 million Americans live with a disability. As the country continues to improve...

    Research and Stats 6 min read

    Disability Language: Stop Using These Words Now

    Everyone has encountered language that was at best outdated and at worst intentionally offensive. Here we review...
    Research and Stats 4 min read

    Remote Work and Accessibility: Assistive Technology

    With all the technological advancements we see today, it’s not surprising that the assistive technology market has...
    Employment 2 min read

    How to Make Your Recruiting Process More Inclusive and Accessible

    Despite the worker shortages and current hiring boom, many employers continue to miss a key demographic of...
    Employment 5 min read

    Terms and Language: High Functioning and Low Functioning

    Often used to describe where an individual may be on the spectrum, the terms low-functioning and high-functioning...
    Research and Stats 3 min read

    How Remote Learning Options Benefit Students with Disabilities

    In June 2021, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that remote school options would end by the fall. In...
    Education 4 min read

    Implementing Accessibility: Understanding Organizational Culture

    Organizational cultures have an enormous impact on how your accessibility strategy is developed, received,...
    Technology and Innovation 3 min read

    Alycia Anderson - See Me for Me | #AccessibilityPlus2021

    Kevin McDaniel speaks with Alycia Anderson, founder of the Alycia Anderson Company, LLC and moderator for...
    Technology and Innovation 4 min read

    Tabletop Games and Accessibility

    When you think of accessible games you might think of recent inclusion efforts on Twitch, the team at AbleGamers,...
    4 min read

    Common Accommodations and Remote Work

    If you have employees working from home, it can be easy to overlook day-to-day workplace needs and accommodations....
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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...

    Research and Stats 2 min read

    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...
    Technology and Innovation 3 min read

    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...
    Physical Accessibility 3 min read

    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...
    Physical Accessibility 2 min read

    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 —...
    Research and Stats 8 min read

    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...
    Legal 3 min read

    Accommodating Employees with Fragrance Sensitivities

    An estimated 32.2 percent of the population experiences negative health effects from exposure to scented products....
    Employment 3 min read

    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...
    Research and Stats 5 min read

    What is Crip Time?

    The term crip time is used by some disability theorists and advocates to describe disabled individuals’ unique...
    Research and Stats 2 min read