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Tag: Culture

  • A six foot long wooden bench with straight edges colored blue with large capital letters that read: Museum visits are hard on my body rest here if you agree.
    Embedding Access in the Arts

    Article 19 discusses the intersection of inclusivity with arts and culture

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  • A person in a wheelchair interacting with a smiling woman in a red shirt, symbolizing a positive and inclusive workplace environment.
    An Accessible Workplace Invites People with Disabilities

    Simple changes make a big difference for employees with disabilities

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  • An A-frame chalkboard sign reads 'YOUR VOTE MATTERS,' with a checkmark next to the word 'VOTE. The yellow-framed sign is situated on a paved walkway.
    Struggling to Find My Voice as a Blind Voter

    Accessibility challenges at the polls, from the 2016 to 2024 election

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  • Normalizing Workplace Accommodations: Part 2

    Article 19 reviews the shared responsibility of employees and employers

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  • Rear view of person with blindness disability using computer keyboard and braille display or braille terminal a technology assistive device for persons with visual impairment
    Normalizing Workplace Accommodations: Part 1

    Article 19 unmasks unspoken fears of needing more support

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  • A group of people, including a number in wheelchairs, from the Wisconsin Youth Leadership Forum, wearing matching blue shirts smile in front of the Capitol Building in Madison.
    Transformative Experiences and Disability Pride

    Celebrate the ADA by creating community, empowering others, and advocacy

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  • Five people with different physical disabilities get ready for job interviews. Behind them is a lavender background with the word "Job" written in large purple block font.
    Supporting Employees with Accommodations

    The Sierra Group provides insight into inclusive hiring practices

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  • A statue of a blindfolded Lady Justice holding legal scales.
    Clearer Standards May Lead to a Culture Change

    Legal expert Michael Zullo helps make sense of the new DOJ standards

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