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Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act covers a lot of terrain. Many public agencies lack a specific understanding of their communication responsibilities to the deaf and hard of hearing under Title II.

LanguageLine(R) is honored to present a free Webinar: “ADA Title II: Understanding the Communication Responsibilities of State and Local Agencies.” During this webinar, leading ADA and disabilities rights expert Julia Sain outlines requirements for state and local government agencies when communicating with the deaf and hard of hearing communities they serve. She also addresses attendee questions.

This webinar is essential listening for state and local government officials who are responsible for language access and compliance. Non-profit organizations that work with local government agencies to provide services will also find it of great importance.

Ms. Sain is a nationally renowned presenter with rich experience, who makes the nuances of ADA requirements come alive with practical examples.

The Closed-Captioned Webinar Includes:

  • A discussion of effective communication requirements for people with disabilities under Title II of the ADA

  • A conversation about the proper use of “auxiliary aids and services” to enable effective communication

  • Helpful tips for state and local government organizations seeking to comply with Title II

  • A Q&A session with Julia Sain, Executive Director, Disability Rights and Resources, and nationally certified ADA Coordinator

About LanguageLine

LanguageLine has been the world leader in innovative language-access solutions since 1982. The company sets the global standard for phone, video, and onsite interpreting, as well as translation of the written word. LanguageLine is trusted by more than 30,000 clients to enable communication with the limited English proficient, Deaf, and Hard of Hearing communities. LanguageLine provides the industry’s fastest and most dependable access to more than 35,000 professional linguists in 290-plus languages — 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Please do not hesitate to contact us.

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