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§382.35 May carriers require passengers with a disability to sign waivers or releases?
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5. What does it mean for auxiliary aids and services to be provided in “accessible formats, in a timely manner, and in such a way as to protect the privacy and independence” of a student with a disability?
For example, for someone who is deaf and uses ASL, if other people in the environment understand ASL, then conversations that involve sensitive information must be conducted privately....
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Center for Independence of the Disabled in New York (CIDNY) - New York and Kew Gardens, NY
CIDNY's staff is also ethnically diverse, with language capacity to assist consumers in Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, Toysanese, Tagalog, and American Sign Language. ...
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Identification: ADA Standard Section 802.4.2
Each designated aisle seat shall be identified by a sign or marker. Advisory 802.4.2 Identification....
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Mind's Eye Audio Description for Television, Film and Video
For many of the 25 million Americans who have vision loss, television, film and video are only partly enjoyable. ...
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REMEDIAL ACTION
Within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this Agreement, H&R Block, H&R Block Tax Services, and HRB will establish and maintain lists of qualified sign language interpreters...
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Access CommunicationsTM Consulting Services
We founded Access Communications when the Americans With Disabilities Act first went into effect, back in 1992....
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11B-307.3.1 Edges and corners
Where signs or other objects are mounted on posts or pylons, and their bottom edges are less than 80 inches (2032 mm) above the floor or ground surface, the edges of such signs and objects...
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11B-307.3.1 Edges and corners
Where signs or other objects are mounted on posts or pylons, and their bottom edges are less than 80 inches (2032 mm) above the floor or ground surface, the edges of such signs and objects...
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R210 Protruding Objects
clear width of pedestrian access routes when installing or permitting the installation of street furniture on sidewalks, including street lights, utility poles and equipment cabinets, sign...
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Student Placement in Elementary and Secondary Schools and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act
Student Placement in Elementary and Secondary Schools and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act...
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Integration of inmates and detainees with disabilities. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
In the NPRM, the Department proposed language in § 35.152(b)(2) specifically applying the ADA's general integration mandate to detention and correctional facilities....
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Tactile Symbols: ADA Standard Section 707.6.3.2
key surfaces shall have tactile symbols as follows: Enter or Proceed key: raised circle; Clear or Correct key: raised left arrow; Cancel key: raised letter ex; Add Value key: raised plus sign...
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11B-707.6.3.2 Tactile symbols
key surfaces shall have tactile symbols as follows: Enter or Proceed key: raised circle; Clear or Correct key: raised left arrow; Cancel key: raised letter ex; Add Value key: raised plus sign...
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11B-707.6.3.2 Tactile symbols
key surfaces shall have tactile symbols as follows: Enter or Proceed key: raised circle; Clear or Correct key: raised left arrow; Cancel key: raised letter ex; Add Value key: raised plus sign...
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Minimal protection.
In the Department's ADA Business Brief on Service Animals, which was published in 2002, the Department interpreted the minimal protection language within the context of a seizure (i.e.,...
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Amusement Rides: ADA Standard Section 216.12
Section 216.12 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for signs at amusement rides.
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What is a "reasonable accommodation"?
Some of the most common types of accommodations include: physical changes, such as installing a ramp or modifying a workspace or restroom; sign language interpreters for people...
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K) Temporary Events
Selected Accessible Features of Town Fair • temporary curb ramp added where needed to provide an accessible route • booths and vendors located on an accessible route • sign language...
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Resources
Let’s Put the Person First, Not the Disability, Kathie Snow, 2013 http://www.disabilityisnatural.com/explore/people-first-language Guidelines: How to Write and Report About People...
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Service
Train staff to ask people with disabilities if they need assistance using hospitality language and practices. Keep lowered check-in counter clear....
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11B-703.6 Pictograms
Pictograms and other symbols, such as the International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA), which are included on signs with raised characters and Braille are not required to be raised....
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11B-703.6 Pictograms
Pictograms and other symbols, such as the International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA), which are included on signs with raised characters and Braille are not required to be raised....
