ADA

2. Commonly found in public places to help people who can’t navigate stairs
6. Rules that protect people from being treated unfairly because of how they look, what they believe, or what their body can or can’t do.
7. Device that helps the brain detect sound differently.
8. Sections of the ADA that apply to protecting people with disabilities in different areas of life.
9. One of history’s first prosthetic limbs.
11. Person who said “Most things are possible when you assume problems can be solved.”
15. Leroy Moore used this musical style to build a disability rights movement.
17. Tools and tech that make everyday life more accessible.
18. Person who signed the Declaration of Independence with a shaking hand.

1. When people are treated unfairly or face barriers because of a disability.
3. In the ASL Manual Alphabet, each ________ stands for a letter.
4. A type of paving invented in Japan to help blind pedestrians navigate safely.
5. Disability activists ______ up the steps of the Capitol building to show how urgently change was needed.
10. Animal trained to do specific jobs for people with disabilities.
12. The Gang of 19 blocked buses with their ______ to demand accessible public transportation.
13. Writing system that can be read by touch.
14. This assistive device was worn as a backpack when it was invented in the 1970s.
16. Accessibility is good for _________.