ADA Resource Center
The ADA Resource Center works to promote diversity and inclusion through fostering an open, accessible, and supportive learning and working environment. We strive to create and maintain a campus free of all barriers. We provide regularly scheduled events to promote camaraderie and welcoming of individuals with disabilities throughout our campus community.
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Welcome
Welcome to the ADA Resource Center at the University of Kansas. We are so excited to have you join our community. We provide individuals with disabilities access to a wealth of campus and community resources, expertise on accessibility, employment accommodations, and offer a sense of belonging.
ADA Resource Center collaborates with KU units to provide accommodations for faculty, staff, and student employees coordinate accessibility compliance functions, provides training and technical assistance on the Americans with Disabilities Act, develops student, staff, and faculty advocacy for campus-wide accessibility, and fosters a more supportive community.
Our Mission
Empowering a community of excellence.
Our Vision
To create a campus climate that will sustain attention to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in the spirit in which it was designed.
KU Accessibility News
ANNOUNCING 2021 VIRTUAL MENTORING CIRCLE FOR DISABILITY INCLUSION PROGRAM
KU SERVES WEEK FOCUSES ON VOTER EDUCATION
LAWRENCE — The Center for Service Learning’s (CSL) fall KU Serves Week is taking place this week (Oct. 5-9) in conjunction with National Voter Education Week. During this week, the CSL and their Civic Engagement Ambassador partners are sharing information about registering to vote, learning about candidates on the ballot...
KANSAS ECONOMIC POLICY CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS POLICY INTERVENTIONS IN TIMES OF CRISIS
LAWRENCE — When the novel coronavirus pandemic hit the United States in March 2020, government at all levels needed to manage a public health crisis, continue providing essential services and stave off economic disaster. However, public health interventions, such as stay-at-home orders and contact tracing, have had mixed reception from...