:

More ADA web picks

Submit A Comment | View Comments

 Looking for ADA-related resources? I've compiled a few good links for you:

www.ada.gov: The U.S. Department of Justice's official Americans with Disabilities Act home page provides information and technical assistance related to cases, legislation, training manuals, videos, and more.

www.access-board.gov: This is the site ada.gov sends you to when you request additional information on legislation, committee updates, and training materials. The Access Board is an independant federal agency devoted to accessibility for people with disabilities.

www.usa.gov: Whatever you want or need from the U.S. government is on this site. It's geared to help the average U.S. citizen, but even local governments can find it useful when searching for federal services and agencies.

Be sure to keep an eye out in the coming weeks and months for more of my Web picks!

 
 

Comments

Be the first to add a comment to this post.

Comment on this Post

Post your comment below. If you wish, enter a username and password though they are not required. Please read our Content Guidelines before posting.

 

Enter the code shown in the image

Username is optional

 

Enter a password if you want a username

 
 

About the Blogger

Michele Ohmes

thumbnail image Michele S. Ohmes is an Americans with Disabilities Act specialist and wheelchair user who works with public works departments, facility managers, and contractors. Her design manual — ADA and Accessibility: Let's Get Practical — is available on CD-ROM through the American Public Works Association's Web site. Author's note: Michele & Associates does not render legal advice and has no enforcement authority regarding the ADA or other federal disability-rights legislation.