A project of TransCen, Inc. & funded by U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services, we provide information, guidance & training on the ADA in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
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ALT A white service dog wearing a red vest with a "Service Dog" patch lies outside on a paved surface, looking alert and content.
ALT Close-up of a brown book with "Civil Rights" in gold lettering, placed on a wooden surface next to a gavel. A yellow banner with "ADA News" is in the top left corner.
ALT A graphic featuring the Job Accommodation Network (JAN) logo in white text on a blue background. The yellow design includes white dotted accents. Below the logo, a dark blue banner reads: "Navigating disability employment and the ADA."
ALT A graphic promoting a research study webinar titled "The Intersection of Race, Disability, and the ADA." The image features a smiling man in a wheelchair sitting outdoors in a park. The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo is in the top left corner. The webinar date and time, "March 4, 2025, 12:00 – 1:00 PM ET," are displayed in bold text on a yellow banner at the bottom.
ALT Accessible parking space with a blue and white wheelchair symbol. A yellow circle with "Webinar Reminder" and a blue banner displaying "Feb 19 • 2 PM ET - Common Myths and Mix-Ups: Accessible Parking."
ALT Graphic featuring a quote from Amanda Gorman: "There is no better compass than compassion." The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo is displayed at the top.
ALT ADA Facts: Under Title I, employers with 15 or more employees must provide reasonable accommodations for qualified employees with disabilities. adainfo.org
ALT A film reel and clapperboard with a person's hands signing in American Sign Language against a black background.
ALT A man in a wheelchair uses a van ramp in an accessible parking space. Text reads: "WEBINAR: Common Myths and Mix-Ups: Accessible Parking. Feb 19 • 2 PM ET. Mid-Atlantic ADA Center."
ALT A woman using a tablet, with text reading "Innovative technologies for aging individuals with disabilities," and a man in a wheelchair exiting a vehicle via a ramp.
ALT A graphic titled "ADA Facts" states: "Under Title III, public accommodations are required to remove barriers to accessibility when it is 'readily achievable' to do so." The website adainfo.org is displayed at the bottom. The background is blue with yellow accents.
ALT A child smiles while wearing a virtual reality headset. A yellow banner in the bottom left corner reads "AI & Learning - Tell Us Your Thoughts."
ALT A promotional image for the National ADA Symposium with a circular design overlay featuring red stars and the text "National ADA Symposium" and "REGISTRATION IS OPEN!" in bold red letters. In the background, two people smile while looking at a phone, one of whom is in a wheelchair.
ALT A computer keyboard with three blue keys featuring white accessibility symbols: a person using a wheelchair, a person with hearing loss, and a person using a cane. These symbols represent accessibility for people with physical, hearing, and visual disabilities.
ALT A smiling young girl gives two thumbs up while standing outdoors on a sunny day. A banner in the top right reads "Resources" with the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo.
ALT A promotional graphic for a webinar titled "The Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Disability Rights," scheduled for Jan 29 at 2 PM ET. It features a man using a white cane and talking on the phone, with the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo at the bottom.
ALT A man wearing glasses focuses intently as he uses a wood-burning tool to create intricate designs on a wooden board, showcasing craftsmanship and attention to detail.
ALT A gavel rests on a wooden base, held by a person in a suit, with the text "ADA News" in bold yellow and blue displayed in the top left corner.
ALT The text, "2025" with fireworks in the background along with the subtitle, "Happy New Year" and the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo on the bottom