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Research Corner: Adoption of the Revised ADA Standards for Accessible Design What it Means to Recreation Facilities


The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has undergone some changes regarding regulations to the Standards for Accessible Design and a recent announcement from the White House indicates that the highly anticipated adoption of these changes by the Department of Justice is finally taking place! The adoption of and these revisions are important to the NCHPAD community because they involve access to physical activity and recreation facilities/programs for all individuals. This month's research article tackled the task of summarizing these changes specifically as they relate to recreation facilities.

To read more, please go to: http://www.ncpad.org/research/fact_sheet.php?sheet=833.


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