06/09-12/2024 – Unlocking the Mysteries of Access: Self Evaluations and Transition Plans – National ADA Symposium

Kristi Avalos will present this topic at the ADA Symposium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Topic Overview:

Self-Evaluations and Transition Plans are a daunting concept for anyone responsible for complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Compliance with this important law helps maintain eligibility for federal and state funding while greatly reducing the likelihood of access-related complaints and litigation. However, even seasoned government leaders struggle to sift through the layers of planning, funding, data collection, and more when developing effective Self-Evaluations and Transition Plans. This presentation will help eliminate confusion and provide answers to your most difficult questions.

Whether your agency has kept their Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan up-to-date since the Department of Justice (DOJ) 1992 deadline or you’re surprised to learn the deadline passed 30 years ago as you scramble to compile this information for the first time, this session provides technical guidance for ADA compliance and useful strategies for conducting Self-Evaluations and Transition Plans at all stages.

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