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Omission in ADA may keep Veteran’s service dog out of culinary program’s kitchen.

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Federal Legislation Would Designate People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities As Medically Underserved

Congressman Seth Moulton (MA) has just introduced the Healthcare Extension and Accessibility for Developmentally Disabled and Underserved Population Act, or the HEADs UP Act of 2018. This piece of legislation would designate people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) as a Medically Underserved Population (MUP).

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NYC Subways Struggle With Accessibility Issues

A lawsuit against the transit agency, recently joined by the Justice Department, described New York’s subway system as one of the least accessible in the country.

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Governor Announces Plan To Improve Accessibility Across New York State

Governor Cuomo marked the 28th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with the launch of the “Able New York” agenda, a multi-agency initiative that will emphasize enhanced accessibility to state programs and services for New Yorkers with disabilities.

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NYCB and CP of NYS Ballet Workshop A Big Hit

In case you missed it, New York City Ballet (NYCB) Soloist Ashley Laracey and Principal Dancer Adrian Danchig-Waring conducted a dance workshop for children with disabilities on Saturday, July 21, at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs. The two world-renowned dancers led 19 participants in ballet-based warm-up and movement combinations inspired by NYCB’s Romeo + Juliet, and included a lively performance for family and friends.  Following the event, there was time for a photo and autograph opportunity with the artists. Below are links to images from media coverage of the event.

https://www.news10.com/video/ballet-workshop-for-children-with-disabilities_20180723140828/1317419462

https://www.facebook.com/cerebralpalsyofnys/photos/a.10156793386215166.1073741856.41060880165/10156796034420166/?type=3&theater

https://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Photos-Pros-conduct-ballet-workshop-13094296.php#photo-15900967

https://poststar.com/gallery/photos-dancing-with-the-new-york-city-ballet/collection_ba61ba61-6ca8-5668-833c-780af085d592.html