ADA Compliance is not strictly specific to physical barriers. How does the ADA ensure work, recreational, and community environments are not discriminatory? Here are some of my ideas: *Produce a proactive PSA series. *Create a volunteer team to screen ADA compliance complaints to increase the number of complaints that get a formal review. *Offer a virtual ADA compliance certificate. *Partner with the insurance industry to decrease Workers Compensation and Directors & Officers premiums to businesses that require management and leadership to participate in ADA education. What are your ideas?
The burden of ensuring ADA compliance falls onto the 61 million Americans with disabilities. We must consistently fight for elevators to work, for sidewalks to be barrier free, for ramps to be the right pitch and free of trash. Here is why we need ADA police. #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityRights #AccessibleSpaces https://bit.ly/4arLV6A ID: A woman in a wheelchair sits at the bottom of a large staircase. There appears to be no accessibility features to use. She looks despondent and frustrated.
Thanks for sharing, Nicole.