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    Welcome!

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    This training introduces the core requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and how they apply to public libraries.

    Rocky Mountain ADA center logoEmily Shuman leads the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, overseeing strategy, operations, and a six-state service region. Since joining the Center in 2018, she has become a trusted consultant on the Americans with Disabilities Act, known for her clear, compelling education on complex ADA issues. Drawing on her lived experience with non-apparent disabilities, Emily brings both insight and leadership to the national accessibility landscape.

    Marilyn Bennett is the Outreach and Digital Resources Librarian for the Montana State Library. As a part of her duties, she manages the Montana State Library Talking Books program, which is a library service for the blind and print disabled.

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    Webinar and Resources

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    Course Wrap-Up

    • Now that you have learned about ADA and before you complete the course evaluation please consider these questions:

      • What new information have you learned?
      • What is something you need to learn more about?
      • Which MSL Staff member or other do you need to connect with?
      • Who can you share your new knowledge with?