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September 2, 2026
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Disability in the Public Square | John’s Driving Story and Adaptive Mobility Equipment Information

Disability in the Public Square | John’s Driving Story and Adaptive Mobility Equipment Information In this episode, John shares his experience learning to drive and reflects on how access to adaptive technology shaped his work, and daily life. The conversation also explores mobility equipment for wheelchair and scooter users, including vehicle lifts and ramps, driving controls, equipment selection, maintenance, insurance coverage, and potential financial resources. Listeners will also hear about the role of occupational therapists
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September 3, 2026
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Understanding Disability Employment, Section 503 and the Impact of Changing Federal Requirements

Disability in the Public Square | Understanding Disability Employment, Section 503 and the Impact of Changing Federal Requirements Recent changes to Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act have removed the seven percent workforce benchmark, disability self-identification requirements, and related reporting requirements for federal contractors and subcontractors. In this episode of Disability in the Public Square, John provides context on how the benchmark influenced disability recruitment, workplace disclosure, and employer practices. Ann reviews the federal government’s
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September 8, 2026
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Understanding Subminimum Wage Discussion with John Robinson and Advocate David Pinno

Disability in the Public Square | Understanding Subminimum Wage Discussion with John Robinson and Advocate David Pinno In this episode of Disability in the Public Square, John speaks with advocate David Pino about disability employment, subminimum wage, and the importance of meaningful opportunities to work and live independently. David shares his experience about working for eight years in a sheltered workshop, where he earned significantly less than minimum wage, and contrasts that experience with his
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