Indiana ADA and Title VI Coordinators’ Association

The Indiana ADA and Title VI Coordinators’ Association provides members who handle ADA compliance with a network of educational resources. The Association serves as a statewide resource for promoting the implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The group’s Steering Committee meets regularly to oversee the implementation of objectives, authorize allocations of grant monies, and review ADA implementation across the state.

Through their partnership with Aim, the Association offers several technical and training resources for ADA coordinators and related compliance officers. Choose from a selection of online courses covering anything from ADA basics, transition plans, and Title II and Title VI considerations to statistical data collection and analysis, developing policies, providing public input, maintaining records, and reporting goals.

Introduction to the ADA Trainer Leadership Network

Thursday, January 22, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Eastern
Zoom / Virtual

This interactive session will provide an overview of the ADA Trainer Leadership Network (TLN), an ADA National Network initiative that equips and supports trainers in government, business, education, and advocacy organizations who have training experience and are interested in providing training on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to increase ADA understanding and implementation in local communities. Participants will learn how TLN members use a specifically designed, nationally vetted curriculum to provide training and guidance on the ADA and disability inclusiveness. Great Lakes ADA Center’s TLN Coordinator Marcy Hintzman will provide a review of the program, how folks can become a TLN member, and answer questions from participants.