Wednesday, February 4, 2015
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Mark Johnson – Director of Advocacy, Shepherd Center and Chair, The ADA Legacy Project
Description
Last year, the ADA Legacy Tour and the colorful Road to Freedom ADA Bus, piloted by legendary photographer Tom Olin, visited nine cities across the United States between July 26 and December 2014. In 2015, an even more ambitious ADA Legacy Tour will travel to 39 cities and culminate in Washington, DC on July 26, 2015 as part of the celebrations of the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Join Mark Johnson, Director of Advocacy for the Shepherd Center and Chair of the ADA Legacy Project, as he talks with Pamela Williamson, Director of the Southeast ADA Center, about how you can share your ADA story and help preserve the history of the disability rights movement; celebrate its milestones; and educate the public and future generations of advocates.
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The ADA Legacy Project
The mission of The ADA Legacy Project is to preserve the history of the disability rights movement; celebrate its milestones; and educate the public and future generations of advocates. The ADA Legacy Project foresees that over 250 events for ADA25 will occur this year – Over 40 events involve the ADA Legacy Tour . The Disability Rights Center (DRC), a Project Partner, is providing support for the ADA Legacy Tour. To learn more about The ADA Legacy Project and its Partners, visit www.adalegacy.com