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Promotional graphic for ADA Live! Episode 156 featuring Tony Stephens of the American Foundation for the Blind. The graphic includes a portrait of Stephens, the title Possibilities: Rethinking Blindness in 21st Century America, and the Syracuse University Burton Blatt Institute, Southeast ADA Center, and ADA Live! logos.
Here is the text for the post and an image description. Everyone is invited to this free event at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. What: ADA EXPO Join us as we celebrate the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)! Date: Wednesday, August 5th. Time: 10 AM to 2:00 PM [Eastern Time]. Location: Airport Domestic Atrium. Meet local partners and community organizations. Learn about accessibility programs, resources, and services. Explore ATLs accessible amenities and more. Enjoy interactive exhibits, giveaways, and raffle prizes. IMAGES: Red outline drawing of an airplane on a medium and darker blue background with an abstract design. In top left corner, ATL CX - Customer Experience logo and Civil Rights ATL logo in white lettering with a white line drawing of a wheelchair and two red outline drawings of an airplane.
graphic for the ADA 36 "A to Z" countdown series. A large red letter "P" dominates the center above the phrase "is for" and the headline "PRISONS, JAILS, CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES" in large blue capital letters. The top right features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act," "Celebrate July 26, 2026," and the Southeast ADA Center logo. The bottom section reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z" followed by "Web: adaAnniversary.org/countdown/#P." A closing message states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)" with the website adaAnniversary.org. The design uses red, blue, gold, and orange curved accents on a white background with a page-curl effect in the lower-right corner.
Graphic for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown. A large red capital letter "N" appears prominently above the phrase "N is for Non-Discrimination," with the "N" in red and the remaining text in blue. Decorative red, gold, white, and blue swooping ribbons extend from the upper left corner across a white background with a subtle page-curl effect in the lower right. In the upper right corner, the graphic includes the ADA 36 logo with the text: "ADA – Americans with Disabilities Act – 36 – Celebrate July 26, 2026," along with the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below the main title, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z" "Web: adaAnniversary.org/countdown/#N" At the bottom, the graphic states: "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)" "Web: adaAnniversary.org."
Graphic for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown. A large red capital letter "M" appears prominently above the phrase "M is for Major Life Activity," with the "M" in red and the remaining text in blue. Decorative red, gold, white, and blue swooping ribbons extend from the upper left corner across a white background with a subtle page-curl effect in the lower right. In the upper right corner, the graphic includes the ADA 36 logo with the text: "ADA – Americans with Disabilities Act – 36 – Celebrate July 26, 2026," along with the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below the main title, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z" "Web: adaAnniversary.org/countdown/#M" At the bottom, the graphic states: "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)" "Web: adaAnniversary.org."
Graphic from the Southeast ADA Center's ADA 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown series. A large red letter "J" appears in the center above the phrase "is for Job Description," with the "J" in "Job" also highlighted in red. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate July 26, 2026," alongside the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#J." At the bottom, it states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaanniversary.org." The design features a white background with blue, gold, and orange curved accents in the upper left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower right.
Graphic from the Southeast ADA Center's ADA 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown series. A large red letter "I" appears in the center above the phrase "is for Interactive Process," with the "I" in "Interactive" also highlighted in red. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate July 26, 2026," alongside the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#I." At the bottom, it states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaanniversary.org." The design features a white background with blue, gold, and orange curved accents in the upper left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower right.
Graphic from the Southeast ADA Center's ADA 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown series. A large red letter "H" appears in the center above the phrase "is for Health Care Access," with the "H" in "Health" also highlighted in red. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate July 26, 2026," alongside the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#H." At the bottom, it states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaanniversary.org." The design features a white background with blue, gold, and orange curved accents in the upper left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower right.
Graphic from the Southeast ADA Center's ADA 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown series. A large red letter "G" appears in the center above the phrase "is for Government," with the "G" in "Government" also highlighted in red. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate July 26, 2026," alongside the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#G." At the bottom, it states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaanniversary.org." The design features a white background with blue, gold, and orange curved accents in the upper left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower right.
Graphic from the Southeast ADA Center's ADA 36th Anniversary A–Z Countdown series. A large red letter "F" appears in the center above the phrase "is for Facility Access," with the "F" in "Facility" also highlighted in red. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate July 26, 2026," alongside the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#F." At the bottom, it states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaanniversary.org." The design features a white background with blue, gold, and orange curved accents in the upper left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower right.
Graphic promoting the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary Countdown. A large red capital letter "E" is centered above the words "is for EMPLOYMENT," with "Employment" in large blue letters and a red "E." The upper-right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Celebrate July 26, 2026" and the Southeast ADA Center logo. Decorative red, gold, and blue ribbon-like graphics appear in the upper-left corner. The bottom of the graphic reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z Web: adaAnniversary.org/countdown/#E" and "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaAnniversary.org."
Graphic promoting the ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z series. A large red letter “D” appears in the center above the text “D is for Definition of Disability,” with the first “D” in “Definition” and the “D” in “Disability” highlighted in red. The upper-right corner features the ADA 36th Anniversary logo with the text “Celebrate July 26, 2026” and the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below, the graphic reads: “Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z. Web: adaanniversary.org/countdown/#D.” At the bottom, it states: “Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Web: adaAnniversary.org.” The design uses a white background with flowing blue, gold, and orange accents in the upper-left corner and a page-curl effect in the lower-right corner.
Promotional graphic for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary Countdown A to Z campaign. A large red capital letter "C" is centered on a white background with flowing blue, gold, and coral accents in the upper left corner. Beneath the letter, bold text reads, "C is for COMMUNICATION," with the "C" in "COMMUNICATION" highlighted in red and the remaining letters in blue. In the upper right corner are the ADA 36th Anniversary logo with the text "Celebrate July 26, 2026" and the Southeast ADA Center logo. Below the main message, text reads, "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z – adaanniversary.org/countdown/#C." At the bottom, the graphic states, "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) – adaanniversary.org." A subtle page-curl effect appears in the lower-right corner.
Promotional graphic for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 36th Anniversary Countdown A to Z campaign. A large red capital letter "B" dominates the center of the image above the words "is for BUSINESS," with the "B" in "BUSINESS" also highlighted in red while the remaining letters are blue. The upper right corner features the ADA 36 logo with the text "Celebrate July 26, 2026" and the Southeast ADA Center logo. Decorative curved bands in blue, gold, and orange sweep across the upper left corner. Below the main message, text reads: "Learn More: ADA Anniversary Countdown A to Z" followed by the web address adaanniversary.org/countdown/#B. At the bottom, the graphic states "Celebrate. Learn. Share: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)" with the website adaanniversary.org. The background is white with subtle folded-page and shadow effects.
We are pleased to share the latest episode of our Let's Get to Work Reimagining Disability Employment Policy The Business Case for Employing People with Disabilities: A Conversation with Beth Sirull President and CEO of the National Organization on Disability. https://bbi-dep-rrtc.org/newshighlights/lgtw-beth-peter/
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Recovery starts at the front door
Volunteers needed for research study Researchers at Syracuse University are looking for individuals to participate in a study to learn more about the effectiveness of services provided to jobseekers with disabilities. If you are interested or want to learn more about this opportunity, contact the Burton Blatt Institute by email at VRstudy@syr.edu Your are eligible if you: Are 18-64 years old Currently receive SSI or SSDI Have access to internet via phone, tablet, or computer Are not currently receiving benefits counseling services Participation is voluntary Participation involves Completing 3 online surveys of 30 minutes each Being assigned to one of two groups. Activities may differ by group; some participants will take part in additional sessions related to benefits counseling Participants will receive A $25 e-gift card for signing up to participate A $25 e-gift card for each online survey completed Interested? If you are interested or want to learn more about this opportunity, contact the Burton Blatt Institute by email at VRstudy@syr.edu
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Text - Tools for Life partner, Lotus, has created a wearable that can control objects at home wirelessly, and is currently seeking participants to use the Lotus Ring! Picture of the ring and a light switch
The Ride Ahead movie poster with an image of Samuel Habib. Text above and below reads "You're invited to the broadcast premiere of The Ride Ahead. July 21, 2025 at 10pm on PBS." Taglines: "Love, Tattoos, and Other Disabled Things. A Film by Samuel Habib and Dan Habib." About “The Ride Ahead” - Samuel Habib is a typical 21-year-old, itching to move out, start a career and find love. But “no one tells you how to be an adult, let alone an adult with a disability.” Watch this feature documentary based on the Emmy-winning My Disability Roadmap.
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