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The ADA #TitleII deadline is weeks away, but many organizations are still navigating uncertainty.

Join us and Government Executive for a candid conversation on what teams should prioritize now.

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Resource Page: Digital Asset Accessibility Under ADA Title II This page is a resource on the recent Department of Justice (DOJ) ruling regarding Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

ADA Title II is reshaping digital accessibility expectations for public entities. Compliance is now actionable, not theoretical. Are your digital assets ready?

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#DigitalAccessibility #ADA #TitleII #AccessibilityCompliance #GovTech #Inclusion #WCAG #A11y #UX

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Document Accessibility Under ADA Title II

This guide by Venngage explains what ADA Title II requires for public-facing documents.

Access Guide: https://f.mtr.cool/axfdwavfpp

#TitleII #IAAP #A11Y

A blue vertical bar on the left reads "ADA FACTS" in white text. The main section shows the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center logo. Text reads: Under ADA Title II, state and local agencies hosting holiday parades, concerts, tree-lightings, or community celebrations must ensure effective communication — which may include captioning, ASL interpreters, assistive listening devices, or accessible digital materials. A small red bar at the bottom reads TITLE II.

Under ADA Title II, state and local agencies hosting holiday parades, concerts, tree-lightings, or community celebrations must ensure effective communication including captioning, ASL interpreters, assistive listening devices, or accessible digital materials.

#ADA #TitleII #HolidayInclusion

DOJ To Re-Examine All ADA Title II and III Regulations on a “TBD” Timetable By: Kristina M. Launey and Minh N. Vu Seyfarth Synopsis: DOJ’s regulatory agenda includes intent to conduct economic impact reviews of Title II and III

The DOJ is set to review all ADA Title II & III regulations on an unspecified schedule. Are your accessibility programs ready for change? Time to audit, adapt and lead the way.

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#DigitalAccessibility #ADA #Compliance #WebAccessibility #TitleII #TitleIII

Colleges Are Running Out of Time on Digital Accessibility New federal rules require all college web content to be accessible by spring 2026. Most institutions are far from ready.

Public colleges and universities are down to the wire on #DigitalAccessibility. The Spring 2026 deadline for making all web content and mobile apps accessible is fast approaching, yet many campuses are still unprepared.

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#HigherEd #WCAG #TitleII #ADA

The Great PDF Reckoning: A Wake-Up Call for ADA Compliance The Department of Justice’s new ADA rule is forcing agencies to rethink decades of public documents — and use technology to quickly modernize compliance and public access.

Mac Clemmens lays bare a reality many organizations are already facing, decades of content trapped in inaccessible PDF format are now a legal and moral liability under the DOJ’s new rule.

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#DigitalAccessibility #ADA #GovTech #PDF #PDFs #TitleII

For state/local agencies, the new rule under ADA Title II isn’t just theoretical, it’s actionable now. Minnesota IT Services bundles up their full “Prep for ADA Title II” series into one final recap and resource guide.

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#DigitalAccessibility #ADA #TitleII

ADA Title II: What Public Entities Need to Know About Digital Accessibility Join TPGi and 3Play Media for a free webinar on what it takes to meet ADA Title II compliance and who it applies to.

The ADA Title II compliance deadline is coming fast. Are public entities ready?

David Sloan & Erik Ducker share what every organization needs to know about digital accessibility.

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#ADATitleII #DigitalAccessibility #A11y #ADA #TItleII

ADA Title II: What Public Entities Need to Know About Digital Accessibility Join TPGi and 3Play Media for a free webinar on what it takes to meet ADA Title II compliance and who it applies to.

ADA Title II & #DigitalAccessibility: What Public Entities Must Know

David Sloan & Erik Ducker share what public entities must know to make digital content accessible. Practical tips, real examples, and actionable insights in one video!

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#A11y #WebAccessibility #ADA #TitleII

ADA Title II: What Public Entities Need to Know About Digital Accessibility - TPGi Join TPGi and 3Play Media for an information-packed session on what entities are affected by ADA Title II compliance.

The ADA Title II digital accessibility deadline is April 2026. Join David Sloan, Vispero’s Chief Accessibility Officer, on Aug 26 at 12 PM ET for a webinar on key risks, responsibilities & steps to achieve compliance. Register now!

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#DigitalAccessibility #A11y #ADA #TitleII

Why Free Press Isn't Taking the Title II Fight to the Supreme Court The 6th Circuit decision was flawed on every level. Here’s why a Supreme Court ruling could have created an even worse outcome for the public.

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Webinar, June 25 at 12pm ET: Managing Risk and Improving UX: How to Prioritize ADA Title II Digital Accessibility Efforts - TPGi Join TPGi for a webinar exploring ADA Title II, how you can meet requirements, and achieve accessible experiences for all.

Register today for the free webinar on Wednesday, June 25 at 12pm ET, "Managing Risk and Improving UX: How to Prioritize ADA Title II Digital Accessibility Efforts"

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The Accessibility Clock Is Ticking for State Governments State accessibility officers convened at the NASCIO Midyear Conference with a call to action: State and local governments must prioritize upgrading their websites to meet impending federal…

The Accessibility Clock Is Ticking for State Governments

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#ADA #TitleII #Government #Accessibility #DigitalAccessibility #A11y

The State of Accessibility - Episode 8 - TPGi Join hosts Mark Miller and David Sloan as they discuss new ADA digital accessibility requirements for state and local governments.

Are you a state or local government entity in the United States? ADA Title II is 1 year away. Are you ready? Join TPGi for The State of Accessibility podcast tomorrow, April 17, at 10:30 AM EST.

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#ADA #TitleII #Government #DigitalAccessibility #Accessibility #A11y

Webinar: Americans with Disabilities Act Title II Web & Mobile Application Accessibility Rule This video provides a summary of the ADA Title II rule on web content and mobile app accessibility. The summary is designed to provide introductory information about the rule’s requirements.

In case you missed the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division Webinar: Americans with Disabilities Act Title II Web & Mobile Application Accessibility Rule. #ADA #TitleII #WebAccessibility #MobileAccessibility
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It's also remarkable & enlightening to see Brendan's statement insisting that *Biden* voted for #TitleII when it was the independent agency formerly known as the FCC.

Shows you how far along Brendan is on the Project 2025 plan to make independent agencies subservient to President Musk I mean Trump.

Here's our statement on the bad result in the Sixth Circuit.
#TitleII #NetNeutrality

Restraint . . . tested. It’s utterly ridiculous. Shocking news: internet speeds increase over time as technology evolves. Ipso facto: regulation bad! (Pay no attention to the fact that speeds increased with #TitleII in place too.) #subcommtech #FCCoversight

Watch my restraint today, as I *don’t* give in to the temptation to debunk the same, tired Republican talking points on #TitleII and #NetNeutrality and broadband investment for like literally the hundredth time. #subcommtech #FCCoversight

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But even more remarkably, Thune again slams #TitleII for being from the 1930s when just last year in that very same seat he praised "timeless" universal service principles enshrined in law in (wait for it) . . . the 1930s. It's almost like we shouldn't judge our laws and our principles by their age.

Sadly but predictably, Senator Thune repeats Cruz's lies about #TitleII and investment, without even bothering to reference the phony numbers Cruz tossed out. #NetNeutrality

ISPs spend less today, yet get better performance, because guess what? Technology evolves. It improves and gets more efficient. This is what ISPs actually tell their investors, because it's true. Here's the latest @freepress.bsky.social compendium. #TitleII www.freepress.net/sites/defaul...

Only an out of touch Washington bureaucrat like ivory tower Ted Cruz would sit on a dais like this and lecture American businesses that they should be spending more every year, whether they need to or not. What business runs like that? No successful one. #SenateCommerce #DontDisconnectUs #TitleII

Senator Cruz takes the opportunity of a hearing on broadband affordability in #SenateCommerce to tell the same old lies about #TitleII & #NetNeutrality, claiming investment fell in 2015. All of the numbers show the opposite, and ISPs never tell their investors that the rules impact their spending.

In Historic Vote, the FCC Reasserts Its Authority to Protect the Open Internet and Safeguard Online Users The FCC heard the outcry and did its job: delivering on promises to stand with internet users and against big telecom companies and their trade groups.

Here’s the @freepress.bsky.social statement from @notaaroncraig.bsky.social on today’s historic #TitleII restoration and #NetNeutrality vote.

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Rosenworcel counters Carr's fact-free claim that the FCC can somehow collect data on broadband outages, even when broadband was wrongly placed outside of the agency's jurisdiction and the last FCC "withdrew from the arena." #TitleII #NetNeutrality

Chairwoman Rosenworcel grounds the need for a federal role in broadband policy where we all should: in the lessons of pandemic and social distancing, when we saw once and for all that internet access is essential for everyone. #TitleII #NetNeutrality

As Commissioner Gomez notes, putting some federal guardrails back in place for the essential communications platform of our era is common-sense. Access & competition are key parts of #TitleII, and preventing discrimination at the network level is key for communities of color and dissenting views.

As Commissioner Starks notes, the #TitleII opponents' approach would deregulate all telephone service, since you can use the phone to reach "information services" too; and the courts have upheld this supposed "major" classification question again, from SCOTUS on down. On the law and the policy too.