WATCH: Ada Lovelace was the world's first computer programmer. The early 19th century thinker was ahead of her time in more ways than one--- this is her incredible story. For more stories of women who broke the rules, like our page now-- Cup of Jane | Cup of Jane

Disability advocates fought hard to pass the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and it opened doors that had been shut for generations. 35 years later, people with disabilities are still pushing for full access, opportunity, and belonging. Our disability rights lawyer, Shira, breaks down what the ADA made possible and what it’ll take to finish the job. #ADAAnniversary #ADA35 #ThanksToTheADA | The Arc of the United States

On the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, here’s a look at how the ADA changed our physical landscape. | Netflix

The ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act, turns 32 today!🥳🎂🎈In honor of this important event, we asked five people with disabilities how the ADA has impacted them. Check out what John Ross Rizzo, living with Low Vision, has to say! #ThanksToTheAda #ADA #WCAG #WebAccessibility #accessibility #DiversityAndInclusion Transcript - - - Video Starts: [Upbeat music starts playing in the background] [Words appear one by one with accessiBe logo at the bottom] It’s the ADA’s *Americans with Disabilities