| The premiere conference on the Americans with Disabilities Act! |
The National ADA Symposium is an annual conference on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
This four day event is made up of a pre-conference, keynote, break-out sessions, advanced discussion groups, exhibits, and hands-on learning activities.The schedule features 72 break-out sessions providing cutting edge information on a wide range of topics related to the ADA by nationally recognized presenters representing key agencies and organizations involved with the ADA such as: Department of Justice (DOJ), U.S. Access Board, EEOC, National Center on Accessibiliy and the International Code Council.
98% of past attendees report gaining information and skills that they can use on the job and in their communities!
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 Featured speaker, comedian Josh Blue (NBC's "Last Comic Standing" and Comedy Central's "Mind of Mencia"), will perform during lunch on Monday, June 15. Blue stands out among his peers for his quick-witted improv, endearing likeability and also because he has cerebral palsy. He uses comedy to share his experiences as a person with a disability, and continues to dismantle stereotypes one laugh at a time.
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Designed For:
- ADA Coordinators
- Advocates
- Architects
- Business Community
- Code Officials
- Educators
- Government Officials
- Human Resource Specialists
- Individuals with disabilites
- Family members
- Service Providers
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The National ADA Symposium is hosted by the Great Plains & Rocky Mountain ADA Centers, members of the ADA National Network
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