Thank you ADA! Celebrating 30 Years of Arts, Culture, Education and Pride

The signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on July 26, 1990, was a watershed moment in U.S. history. This historic legislation opened up opportunity to millions of Americans who live with a disability, but there’s plenty of room to do better says Tari Hartman Squire. “Despite being […]

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#DYK: Despite being 26% of the population, the disabled community has only 2% media representation.

With a cast & crew made up entirely of people with disabilities, take a look back at #ADA30LeadOn, a landmark celebration of the ADA: https://t.co/EAMeirpeE8 #ATTAccessibility pic.twitter.com/sXtjw3dvxw

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After experiencing a devastating spinal cord injury, Abdi refused to give up on his goals. #ThanksToTheADA Abdi says he was able to pursue his dreams and become a productive member of society. Now, he helps drive awareness around accessibility and inclusion. Learn more about his inspiring story at the link in bio. #LifeAtATT

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