Real-life strategies to stay in school, graduate and get jobs, including the struggles of self-reporting a disability and negotiating accommodations.
Bi-weekly shows on disability rights and law; free subscription or listen and read transcripts.
Monthly audioconferences on timely and real-life issues presented by reknown experts in ADA and disability rights.
Selections from the DBTAC Southwest ADA Center webcasts.
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Monthly webcasts on timely and real-life issues presented by reknown experts in ADA and disability rights.
Summarized analysis of legal and policy developments relevant to civil rights protections and the impact of court decisions under the ADA.
Analysis of national and regional litigation on the ADA and disability-related laws.
A small business with 10 employees has 7 parking spaces reserved for customers. How many spaces must be van-accessible?
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