[CT-NFB] Thought-Provoking Question of the Day

[mvcmelley at gmail.com]

I would initially speak to my teacher/boss about the situation. If nothing was resolved through them then I would speak to their superiors. If no action was still not taken I would remind all parties about the ADA and reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. If none of this worked I would get in touch with the NFB and ask their advice as to what my next steps might be.

 

Best Regards,

 

Maryanne Melley

President

National Federation of the Blind of Connecticut

860-212-5549

 

“Live the Life You Want”

 

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Subject: [CT-NFB] Thought-Provoking Question of the Day

 

Hello, Federationists!

 

I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the warm summer weather.

 

Every Thursday, the student division has been participating in what we like to call Thought-Provoking Thursdays, where each CTABS board member poses a question of the day to the students on our various social media platforms. We thought that since the students seem to be enjoying this new initiative, why not get the rest of the affiliate involved? We thought it would be a great way to bridge the gap between students and the rest of you guys.

 

So, now that I’m done babbling, here is today’s QOTD.

 

If an accessibility barrier arises in class (or at work), what steps would you take to help solve the issue?

 

I hope you will enjoy this week’s question, and we look forward to coming back atcha with another question next Thursday. Until then, ta for now!

 

Best regards,

Brianna

Brianna Rigsbee

First Vice President | Connecticut Association of Blind Students

http://www.nfbct.org/ct-chapters/connecticut-association-of-blind-students

(203) 751-0199

bri.rigsbee96 at gmail.com <mailto:bri.rigsbee96 at gmail.com> 

“You can’t fly unless you let yourself fall.”

“You can live the life you want; blindness is not what holds you back."

 

 

 

 

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