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Listening to disabled voices on this:

What a $1.6M Playground Reveals About the ADA's Unfinished Work

Community Advocacy Accelerates Legal Compliance

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #PhysicalAccess
What a $1.6M Playground Reveals About the ADA's Unfinished Work
The Berthoud Adaptive Park is a genuine triumph. It's also a quiet indictment of what public law has failed to deliver for disabled children in communities across the country.
accessibility.chat
September 19, 2026 at 1:02 PM
The legal exposure here is worth understanding:

San Francisco's ADA Appeal Could Gut Disability Rights Across Nine States

Three Arguments That Would Rewrite ADA Enforcement

#Accessibility #ADA #AdaEnforcement #TitleIi
San Francisco's ADA Appeal Could Gut Disability Rights Across Nine States
San Francisco is arguing federal accessibility measurements shouldn't matter and private individuals can't enforce access standards. A Ninth Circuit ruling could reshape disability rights enforcement across nine states.
accessibility.chat
September 16, 2026 at 3:02 PM
The lived-experience view of this problem:

18 Governors vs. DOJ: The Olmstead Battle That Redefines 'Accessible'

Actually Happened—and Why the Distinction Matters

#Accessibility #ADA #Olmstead #TitleIi
18 Governors vs. DOJ: The Olmstead Battle That Redefines 'Accessible'
A June DOJ memo questioning 25 years of Olmstead precedent triggered an 18-governor coalition. The law hasn't changed—but enforcement posture has, and that gap is where disabled people's lives are decided.
accessibility.chat
September 15, 2026 at 5:02 PM
Listening to disabled voices on this:

Pittsburgh's Sidewalk Crisis Is a Civil Rights Emergency

Other Cities Should Ask Now

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #PhysicalAccess
Pittsburgh's Sidewalk Crisis Is a Civil Rights Emergency
Wheelchair users forced into traffic. Equipment damaged by broken pavement. A 17-year-old killed on a documented problem block. Pittsburgh's sidewalk failures are not abstract policy issues—they are daily civil rights violations.
accessibility.chat
September 15, 2026 at 1:02 PM
Ohio has two ADA deadlines, and most agencies only know about one.

50,000+ residents: April 26, 2027. Villages, townships, special districts: April 26, 2028.

WCAG 2.1 AA — and it covers your PDFs, not just your pages.

#OhioGovernment #ADACompliance #WCAG #TitleII #GovTech #OhioTownships
Ohio Government Website Designers | ADA Title II & Section 508 Compliant, Web Chick
ADA-compliant websites for Ohio counties, townships, villages, transit authorities and special districts. DOJ Title II deadline planning and PDF remediation. 350+ clients.
www.webchick.com
September 8, 2026 at 1:44 PM
Tactical accessibility advice:

Connecticut's IQ Cutoff Is a Civil Rights Problem, Not a Budget Problem

Community Impact: Who Bears the Cost of Ineligibility

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #DisabilityRights
Connecticut's IQ Cutoff Is a Civil Rights Problem, Not a Budget Problem
A lawsuit challenges Connecticut's eligibility formula for disability services that contradicts clinical diagnosis standards and excludes people 47 other states already serve.
accessibility.chat
September 8, 2026 at 1:02 PM
This is now on the regulatory record:

DOJ Withdraws Olmstead Guidance: What It Actually Means

Changes for State and Local Governments

#Accessibility #ADA #Olmstead #TitleIi
DOJ Withdraws Olmstead Guidance: What It Actually Means
The DOJ's July 2026 clarification on Olmstead enforcement doesn't eliminate the integration mandate—but it does signal a meaningful shift in federal enforcement priorities.
accessibility.chat
September 7, 2026 at 3:01 PM
This is what it looks like from the other side:

Stormwater Ponds Are Killing Autistic Children. The Law Knows Why.

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #PhysicalAccess
Stormwater Ponds Are Killing Autistic Children. The Law Knows Why.
The drowning deaths of autistic children in Florida's stormwater retention ponds aren't a failure of parental vigilance. They're a failure of regulatory enforcement — and the legal framework to address it already exists.
accessibility.chat
September 4, 2026 at 5:02 PM
The lived-experience view of this problem:

Texas v. Kennedy Isn't a Regulation Fight. It's a Fight Over Reality.

Who Bears the Actual Risk

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #CommunityIntegration
Texas v. Kennedy Isn't a Regulation Fight. It's a Fight Over Reality.
The proposed resolution filed August 31, 2026 in Texas v. Kennedy isn't primarily a legal dispute about regulatory authority. It's a direct challenge to the factual premise that disabled people belong in communities at all.
accessibility.chat
September 4, 2026 at 1:05 PM
What to do first:

LA28 Paralympics: When Ambition Meets the ADA

Joint Bidding Requirements Actually Changed

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #PhysicalAccess
LA28 Paralympics: When Ambition Meets the ADA
Two students who used wheelchairs sued UCLA in 2025. The university hosts the 2028 Paralympic Village. That tension is the entire story.
accessibility.chat
September 1, 2026 at 3:02 PM
Here's what actually moves the needle:

Healthcare Accessibility Rules Are Now Law — Physical Access First

These Rules Exist — And Why They Took This Long

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #Healthcare
Healthcare Accessibility Rules Are Now Law — Physical Access First
Two federal rules requiring accessible medical equipment took effect this summer. The Trump administration let these physical access mandates stand while delaying digital ones.
accessibility.chat
August 29, 2026 at 3:03 PM
Practical guidance on:

Medicaid's Accessibility Crisis: When Policy Changes Reach No One

Accessible Government Communication Actually Requires

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #PlainLanguage
Medicaid's Accessibility Crisis: When Policy Changes Reach No One
Up to 600,000 Oregon Health Plan members face new work requirements many won't know apply to them. The communication failure isn't incidental — it's structural.
accessibility.chat
August 28, 2026 at 1:04 PM
The lived-experience view of this problem:

Group Homes, the ADA, and the Right to Actually Live

#Accessibility #ADA #Olmstead #TitleIi
Group Homes, the ADA, and the Right to Actually Live
1,364 people in Erie County are waiting for a home. How Olmstead, Title II, and chronically underfunded providers shape who gets to live in their community.
accessibility.chat
August 26, 2026 at 3:03 PM
Rulemaking worth reading closely:

Section 811 Applications Are Accessible. The People They Serve Often Aren't.

Operational Capacity Actually Requires Here

#Accessibility #ADA #Digital #TitleIi
Section 811 Applications Are Accessible. The People They Serve Often Aren't.
HUD's Section 811 program funds housing for people with disabilities. But the grant application process—and the digital infrastructure surrounding it—reveals a persistent gap between federal intent and real-world access.
accessibility.chat
August 22, 2026 at 3:03 PM
This is what it looks like from the other side:

Earlier CP Diagnoses Demand Accessible Digital Infrastructure Now

Earlier Diagnosis Actually Means for Digital Access

#Accessibility #ADA #Digital #TitleIi
Earlier CP Diagnoses Demand Accessible Digital Infrastructure Now
CDC data shows children born in 2018 are being diagnosed with cerebral palsy earlier than ever. For digital teams, that shift has a direct operational implication.
accessibility.chat
August 21, 2026 at 3:03 PM
The lived-experience view of this problem:

What Wheelchair Hikers Teach Us About Accessible Trail Design

Park Agencies Can Actually Do

#Accessibility #ADA #OutdoorRecreation #TitleIi
What Wheelchair Hikers Teach Us About Accessible Trail Design
The most revealing accessibility audits don't happen in conference rooms. They happen on muddy trails in West Linn, Oregon, where a front-heavy motorized wheelchair meets an uneven dirt path and the user has to make a split-second engineering decision.
accessibility.chat
August 21, 2026 at 1:02 PM
From the people who actually use it:

When the Government Stops Fighting for You

Applying the CORS Lens: What This Requires from the Field

#Accessibility #ADA #TitleIi #Olmstead
When the Government Stops Fighting for You
For decades, the DOJ's Olmstead enforcement stood between disabled Americans and institutionalization. Now federal officials are reversing that position — and the consequences are immediate.
accessibility.chat
August 20, 2026 at 1:03 PM
The Title II extension is not a pause button, it is a strategy window. Use it to fix root causes, strengthen governance, and build lasting accessibility into every service.

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#Accessibility #ADA #TitleII #DigitalAccessibility #InclusiveDesign #Compliance #Leadership #A11y
How to Take Advantage of the Title II Extension - Inclusion Impact Accessibility
Update: On May 8, 2026, referencing this extension to the Title II rule deadlines, the HHS deadlines were also extended by a year. I’ve written…
inclusionimpact.co
May 30, 2026 at 4:12 PM
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May 11, 2026 at 4:59 PM
Don't Stop! The DOJ has released a note that an interim final rule will delay this by a year until April 24, 2027 for populations over 50,000. This rule takes effect Monday April 20th, 2026. #ada #titleII
Still, Don’t Stop!
Last year, just after the EAA deadline, I made a quick and short post called Don't Stop. Just because the deadline hit and you aren't accessible, you still need to keep working on it. Well today I have another one for you. In the United States of America there was to be a final ruling going to effect on April 24th, 2026 that was going to make WCAG 2.1 A and AA the standard under ADA Title II.
tarnoff.info
April 17, 2026 at 8:37 PM
I think it’s important to address certain concerns @mkirschenbaum.bsky.social raises in this thread regarding #TitleII and digital #accessibility. 1/16
For those hereabouts scrambling to remediate course materials in order to meet the end of the month deadline for compliance with new federal ADA Title II standards, here is the endgame as I see it: 🧵
April 11, 2026 at 4:14 AM
So proud of my friend and colleague Brooke Shafar for this searing piece about reactions to the accessibility work required by Title II updates, out today on the Engaged Learning Collective. #Accessibility #TitleII #HigherEd #Ableism #Inclusion engagedlearningcollective.substack.com/p/reactions-...
Reactions to the ADA Title II Updates are Failing Disabled Students, Instructors, and Staff
Casual ableism is not a good look.
engagedlearningcollective.substack.com
April 8, 2026 at 2:12 PM