What Does The Americans with Disabilities Act - Ada - Mean to you?

My name is Jennifer Restle and one of the things the ADA means to me is that this dog that I'm petting right now can go with me everyplace I her to go so I can independently do things. My name is David Oster and the ADA means a lot to me because I want to fight people's rights and it means a lot to me because they give me services I'm Diana Honig and access is a personal issue to me I was diagnosed with learning disabilities late in life in law school after my first year The Americans with Disabilities Act and other disabilities laws enabled me to have an equal opportunity to have a legal education and it gave me equal fitting with the other students when I was taking tests. My name is Chuck Ehrlich There's so many more areas in which people need help and the ADA is there to make sure they have a resource. I'm Andy Mudryk and the ADA is important to me because it protects my rights as a person with a disability and in employment. When I was a college student, I lost a job because I couldn't physically do an aspect of the job and that was in the 1980's before the ADA was passed and I'm grateful for the ADA's protections.