Mid-Atlantic ADA Center

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The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center is one of ten regional centers established to provide training, information, and technical assistance on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

U.S. Capitol dome at dusk with text 'Congressional Democrats Challenge DOJ Disability Opinion' and red 'ADA RIGHTS' banner.
Graphic featuring a quote by Helen Keller. The quote reads: “Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it.” Helen Keller’s name appears below the quote. The graphic has a light blue background with red and blue diagonal stripes and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo in the lower-right corner.
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS.” The graphic presents: Myth: Airlines aren't required to assist passengers with disabilities. Fact: Under the Air Carrier Access Act, airlines must provide certain assistance and may not discriminate against passengers because of a disability. The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo appears in the upper-right corner.
Graphic promoting a Mid-Atlantic ADA Center webinar titled “ADA Compliance Behind the Walls: Disability Access in Prison Educational Settings.” The graphic includes the date August 19, 2026, the time 2:00 PM–3:00 PM ET, and ADAinfo.org. On the right, a person in an orange prison uniform is seated at a desk, writing with a pencil.
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.” A large blue computer key labeled “accessibility” with the wheelchair accessibility symbol is shown being clicked by a computer cursor hand.
Graphic celebrating the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. A group of people, including a wheelchair user, are gathered outdoors. Text reads: “Americans with Disabilities Act 36th Anniversary. Celebrating 36 Years of the ADA. Expanding Access, Opportunity, and Participation.” The date “July 26” and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo appear at the bottom.
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.” Four young adults are outdoors together, smiling and laughing. One person is using a wheelchair while the group sits and stands together in a park-like setting with trees and flowers in the background.
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS.” The graphic presents: Myth: People with disabilities always need someone to speak or make decisions for them. Fact: Many people with disabilities make their own decisions and communicate in different ways. Support should never replace a person's voice or choices. The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo appears in the upper-right corner.
Graphic with the headline: “Education Department Plans Special Education, Civil Rights Shift.” The image shows an open book resting on a stack of books with a red apple on top, set against a chalkboard background. A red banner at the bottom reads: “ADA RIGHTS.”
Graphic with the headline: “Will AI Repeat the Internet’s Accessibility Mistakes?” The image shows a futuristic humanoid robot facing a digital environment filled with glowing blue data and technology graphics. A blue banner at the bottom reads: “IN THE NEWS.”
Checklist with four green checks and one empty box; green pen marking the fourth; blue sidebar labeled ADA RESOURCES.
Graphic with the headline: “New DOJ Memo Draws Concerns Over Community Integration.” The image shows paper cutout figures holding hands, including one person using a wheelchair. A red banner at the bottom reads: “ADA NEWS.”
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.” A large cruise ship is shown from the front, traveling on calm water with a shoreline and distant hills in the background.
Graphic with the headline: “DOJ Delays ADA Digital Accessibility Deadlines.” The image shows a computer keyboard with a blue key displaying a wheelchair accessibility symbol and the word “Accessibility.” A red banner at the bottom reads: “ADA NEWS.”
Graphic featuring a quote by Maya Angelou. The quote reads: “You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated.” Maya Angelou’s name appears below the quote. The graphic has a yellow background with red and blue diagonal stripes and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo in the lower right corner.
Graphic with the headline “DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH.” Below, text reads: “Celebrating the strength, diversity, and pride of the disability community. Honoring the contributions of people with disabilities past and present.” A red banner displays “JULY.” The background features the Disability Pride flag colors on the left and a blue panel on the right, with the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo in the lower-right corner.
Image description: Graphic from the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center promoting a webinar titled “Neuroinclusive Design: Beyond Compliance Toward Sensory-Responsive Accessibility.” The graphic includes the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo, the webinar date of June 24, 2026, and the time of 2:00–3:00 PM ET. The accompanying artwork features colorful silhouettes of human profiles filled with different patterns and symbols representing diverse ways of thinking. ADAinfo.org appears at the bottom of the graphic.
Diverse group, many in wheelchairs, holding hands in a circle; headline about community living protections under scrutiny.
Mid-Atlantic ADA's representative, Thomasina smiling woman beside Mid-Atlantic ADA Center booth at a busy community resource expo
Graphic with the text that reads: "Myth: only full-time employees can request accommodations. Fact: ADA protections apply regardless of full-time status." The Mid-Atlantic ADA logo in the upper right corner.
Person in a wheelchair at a mountain overlook raises arms in triumph, ocean view beyond and "ADA Resources" banner at left
Helen Keller Deaf Blind Awareness Week, June 22–28 — honors DeafBlind community; shows clasped hands and Mid-Atlantic logo.
Autistic & Neurodiversity Pride Day — celebrating neurodivergent identity, self-acceptance, and solidarity. June 18. Multi-colored puzzle along left side.
Hand gripping a wheelchair's push rim outdoors, with a left-side blue banner labeled ADA resources.
Headline: Independent Autism Committee challenges RFK Jr.'s overhaul; RFK JR at podium gestures beside a chart.
Blue paper family silhouettes above a brass key with a tag labeled Medicaid and a red ADA News banner at the bottom.
Wooden house beside a small easel sign reading "For Rent"; red footer bar labeled "ADA RIGHTS."
Computer keyboard with red key reading "MEDICAID" beside a stethoscope; headline: "New Medicaid work requirements — what you need to know." Blue banner at the bottom with "In The News"
Hardcover titled 'The Law' with scales of justice beside a leather bag; red banner reads ADA RIGHTS.
Quote graphic that says "Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person." — Mother Teresa. ADA logo in the bottom right corner.
Man in a powered wheelchair using assistive technology while a support person looks on; blue sidebar labeled ADA resources.
A woman healthcare professional in a white coat using ASL against an orange background, ADA NEWS banner at bottom.
Stacked blue blocks topped by metallic letters A and I with AI-related icons; red bar below reading 'ADA NEWS'.
Colorful plastic interlocking building blocks with a maroon bottom banner reading "ADA NEWS"
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “We must be the change we wish to see in the world.” — Mahatma Gandhi.
Close-up of a person holding an older adult’s hand in a hospital setting; red banner at the bottom reads “ADA NEWS.”
Graphic with blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.” Illustration of a human head with a brain outline, with a stethoscope placed over the brain.
Graphic with a blue left panel and a photo on the right of a person holding a smartphone over a laptop, with floating social media reaction icons (likes, hearts, and comments). Text reads: “Mid-Atlantic ADA Center Inclusive Influence: Social Media Accessibility Best Practices May 20, 2026 12:00 – 1:00 PM ET ADAinfo.org”
Blindfolded Lady Justice holding balanced scales above a red banner reading ADA RIGHTS.
Graphic with blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS” and Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “Myth: If a website works, it’s accessible. Fact: Functioning does not mean accessible. Many people still face barriers navigating content, forms, and tools without inclusive design.”
Smiling woman at a Mid‑Atlantic ADA Center booth outdoors, standing behind a table with ADA brochures and signage
Graphic with a blue left panel and keyboard background on the right. The keyboard includes a blue key with a white wheelchair accessibility symbol. Text reads: “Mid-Atlantic ADA Center Website Accessibility for Small Business: From Legal Risk to Market Opportunity May 12, 2026 12:00 – 1:00 PM ET ADAinfo.org”
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “INTERNATIONAL GUIDE DOG DAY Recognizing the impact of guide dogs in supporting independence, mobility, and connection in everyday life. APRIL 29.” Background shows a guide dog wearing a harness.
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo and a blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS.” Text reads: “MYTH Service dogs are only for people with visible disabilities. FACT Service dogs also support people with non-visible disabilities, including autism, PTSD, and seizure disorders.
Close-up of a service dog wearing a vest labeled “SERVICE DOG”; a red banner at the bottom reads “ADA NEWS.”
Hands gripping jail bars; a red banner at the bottom reads “ADA RIGHTS.”
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA AWARENESS MONTH Highlighting the work, advocacy, and impact of veterans living with paralysis. APRIL.” Background shows an American flag.
Close-up of a computer keyboard with a large red key labeled “REPORT,” alongside a blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.”
Wooden letter tiles on a red background spell out “MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS,” with a blue sidebar reading “ADA RESOURCES.”
Child using a wheelchair outdoors while holding a tablet and wearing headphones; a red banner at the bottom reads “ADA NEWS.”
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “Diversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance.” — Verna Myers.
Graphic with Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: “AUTISM ACCEPTANCE MONTH Advocating for acceptance, understanding, and a society where autistic people are supported and included. APRIL.” Background includes colorful puzzle pieces and figures.
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS” and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo at the top. Text reads: “MYTH Developmental disabilities are visible and easy to identify. FACT Many developmental disabilities are not visible. Support and accommodations shouldn’t depend on appearance.”
Graphic with a blue sidebar reading “ADA FACTS” and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo at the top. Main text reads: “Women with disabilities have a labor force participation rate of about 22%, compared to 73% for men without disabilities — and earn roughly 68¢ for every dollar paid to nondisabled men.” A red banner at the bottom reads: “SOURCE: NATIONAL WOMEN’S LAW CENTER.”
Statue of Lady Justice wearing a blindfold and holding scales and a sword, with a red banner at the bottom reading “ADA RIGHTS.”