Tip #3 – Respect Private Space Persons with disabilities consider their equipment part of their personal space. Don’t touch any assistive device or push a wheelchair without permission. If a… Click to read the full article
Disability Etiquette – Tip #2
Tip #2 – Always Ask, Never Assume Ask before you help. If a setting is accessible, persons with disabilities can usually get along on their own. If you are uncertain… Click to read the full article
Disability Etiquette – Tip #1
Following proper disability etiquette is one of the best ways to make persons with disabilities feel welcome and comfortable in any setting. Disability etiquette also makes good business sense –… Click to read the full article
Disability Resource – American’s with Disabilities Act
I wanted to share this resource with you. It’s a blog written by the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) that has all of the latest information and news… Click to read the full article
Disability & Reasonable Accommodations: Every Agency Needs a Policy
I’ve worked with a large number of One-Stop agencies across the state of California. As part of my technical assistance and training, we often engage staff in a conversation around… Click to read the full article
Disability & Accessibility: Where Does it Begin?
I’m often asked the question by One-Stops and other public agencies providing community services: Where does accessibility begin? My response: Accessibility begins at the first point of contact for your… Click to read the full article