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The National Center on Dispute Resolution in Special Education

"Encouraging the use of mediation and other collaborative strategies to resolve disagreements about special
education and early intervention programs."


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Making Mediation Sessions Accessible To People With Disabilities

by Judith Cohen

Mediators have recently become aware of the need to make these mediation sessions accessible to people with disabilities. This development is largely due to disputes that have arisen as a result of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). However, all mediation sessions involving people with disabilities need to be accessible, not only ADA mediation sessions.
 

Making Mediation Sessions Accessible To People With Disabilities.pdf
Making Mediation Sessions Accessible To People With Disabilities.pdf

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