Marking a milestone for inclusivity, Miami's Internal Services Department ADA Office has announced the celebration of the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Size Act (ADA). The events, set to occur from July 24-26 at the Stephen P. Clark Center lobby, aim to recognize and bolster the progress made since the ADA's inception in 1990.
Open to all and free of cost, the celebration lineup is filled with an array of activities, from interactive games to special speakers and educational displays. Accessibility is at the forefront with accommodations available upon request, ensuring the festivities are inclusive for all attendees.
The event schedule kicks off on Wednesday, July 24, with a day of live entertainment and interactive games. It continues on Thursday, featuring the inclusive Zot Artz project alongside another round of live entertainment. The concluding day, Friday, July 26, will not only host live entertainment but also feature guest speakers who'll share insights and experiences relating to the ADA.
For more information or to dive into the details of the schedule, community members are encouraged to contact Jody Cox at [email protected] or by calling or texting 786-564-2572. The official announcement has all you need to know. Urging to seek accessibility accommodations, please reach out to Heidi Johnson at least five days ahead via email at [email protected], or by calling 305-375-2013. Those preferring TTY can use 711, courtesy of the Florida Relay Service.
