Great Lakes ADA and Accessible IT Center

A Disability and Business Technical Assistance Center

Programs & Services

Audio Conference

The Audio Conference is collaborative effort of each DBTAC . The Audio Conference is a telephone conference that utitlizes a combination of technologies to deliver cost-effective continuing education on the ADA. The program is designed to offer advanced information on the ADA as building blocks to an individual's existing foundation of basic ADA knowledge. Participating in the Audio Conference supports the professional development for an individual, an entire department or an entire agency for less cost than sending one staff to a comparable training event. In addition to the live teleconference previous session transcripts and audio of the session are archived on the web as ADA resources.

Publications

The Great Lakes Center maintains a database of resources available in our region as well as throughout the United States regarding the ADA. Such resources include written material, consultants, architects, educators, model programs, and other services specializing in accommodating the needs of people with disabilities.

Great Lakes Listserv

The Great Lakes ADA Center hosts a listserv for the dissemination of information regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act. This listserv is a list of individuals who will automatically receive email on the ADA.

You are invited to subscribe to the list. Information is posted by the Center as well as other individuals who work directly with the Center through the State Steering Committees, Centers for Independent Living and other disability organizations, business organizations, government entities (Federal, State, Local) and other interested parties.

The list is moderated and maintained by the Staff of the Great Lakes ADA Center but everyone is encouraged to post information to the listserv. Information posted may include but is not limited to the following:

• Updates regarding new or revised regulations,
• ADA case law,
• new or revised technical assistance materials,
• training events and information about related laws (IDEA, FMLA, 504, Workers Compensation, etc.),
• local or national ADA related activities or reference and referral information.