Global Accessibility: Who is Winning the Race?

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When we talk about the Americans with Disabilities Act, we often treat it like the holy grail of civil rights. And to be fair, in many ways, it is. The United States set a high bar in 1990 by codifying accessibility into law.

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At Ability Together, we work to make change happen through education and awareness. Please use this free resource to help you in your goal to improve accessibility through communication. 

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