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Accessibility Internet Rally Held for Students
Posted June 2005

National ADA Symposium & EXPO
Posted April 2005

Civil Rights Division Commemorates 100th Agreement Milestone for Project Civic Action
Posted November 2004

Access Board Approves ADA and ABA Guidelines
Posted February 2003

"There's No Place Like Home:" Elderly and Disabled Win Independence in Landmark Settlement Agreement
Posted August 2001

A Brief Overview of Enforcement Under Title II & III of the ADA
Posted August 2001

Policy Letter Issued by the Department of Justice on Alternate Dispute Resolution and Responsibilities of a Physician to Provide Auxiliary Aids and Services
Posted February 2001

President's Committee to be Disbanded
Posted January 2001

Enforcing the ADA: A Status Report from the Department of Justice Released November 28
Posted November 2000

Training Opportunities
Posted October 2000

Comments on Proposed ADA-ABA Guidelines
Posted July 2000

The ADA and Child Care Providers: FAQ
Posted June 2000

Contradictory Statement Made to Insurer Bars Disability Claims Against Employer
Posted May 2000

DOJ Policy Letter--Is the Clown Responsible for Paying for the Interpreter?
Posted April 2000

Training Opportunities Throught the Region
Posted March 2000

Breaking News
Posted February 2000

The mission of the Southwest ADA Center is to promote proactive compliance with the ADA in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Based at ILRU (Independent Living Research Utilization), a program of TIRR in Houston, Texas, the DLRP is funded by NIDRR, an agency of the Department of Education, under grant #H133D60012, to provide information, materials, and technical assistance on the ADA. NIDRR is not an enforcement agency.

The information herein is intended solely as informal guidance and is neither a determination of your legal rights or responsibilities under the Act, nor binding on any agency with enforcement responsibility under the ADA.

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