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Spoiler alert: Liz and Pat talk about Wicked. And housing. And curb cuts! Oh my.
Pat shares with Liz the significance of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ongoing challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in accessing affordable and accessible housing in New Hampshire.
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Links:
- Pat and Jim's website
- That's Inclusive! podcast on Spotify
- Housing Choice Voucher Program (New Hampshire Housing)
- Guide to Disability Rights Law (ADA.gov)
- In New Hampshire, people with disabilities face challenges hiring the help they need (NH Bulletin)
- New Hampshire disability community rallies against federal cuts to special education (NH Bulletin)
Some of Pat's writing:
- The Soapbox: GOP's war on disabled Americans - Manchester Ink Link
- The Soapbox: Medicaid - A lifeline for the Granite State - Manchester Ink Link
- The Soapbox: Voting in NH is too hard - Manchester Ink Link
Clarification from Pat on the Federal Fair Housing Act:
"The landlord may choose, where reasonable, to require the tenant to restore the unit to its original condition when the tenant moves. This doesn't apply to "Universal Design elements," where the general thought is that everyone could benefit from a change becoming a permanent part of the rental unit. For example, ramps are considered universal design, and probably would be required to stay a part of the apartment once added."
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