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Schedule an Outdoor and Recreation Accessibility Workshop for your Agency or Region

Eppley’s National Center on Accessibility (NCA) program continues to busy working with public agencies and private organizations around the nation. Recent work with U.S. Forest Service on accessibility, along with continued work training professionals on the fundamentals of accessibility in the outdoors, parks and recreation are… Read More »Schedule an Outdoor and Recreation Accessibility Workshop for your Agency or Region

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NCA Assessment Team works with the US Forest Service

Eppley staff members Kate Wiltz and Kristin Brethova spent four days in the Rogue River – Siskiyou National Forest measuring everything from trails to toilets. The accessibility site assessment is part of a multi-year agreement with the Forest Service to examine accessibility at recreation sites,… Read More »NCA Assessment Team works with the US Forest Service

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Discounted Foundations of Accessibility Certificate Program in Honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day

The National Center for Accessibility at the Eppley Center for Parks and Recreation is excited to celebrate “Global Accessibility Awareness Day” on Thursday, May 16th! Global Accessibility Awareness Day was launched by the GAAD Foundation and its purpose is to increase the hype on digital… Read More »Discounted Foundations of Accessibility Certificate Program in Honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day

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Eppley’s National Center on Accessibility Conducts Training for Tennessee Outdoor Recreation Professionals

Colleen Durkin-Blackburn and Kate Wiltz were joined by Ray Bloomer of the National Park Service in Tennessee’s Fall Creek Falls State Park in early April. Their mission: spreading awareness about the disability community and the ways in which parks and recreation sites can remove barriers… Read More »Eppley’s National Center on Accessibility Conducts Training for Tennessee Outdoor Recreation Professionals