Meeting the Challenge, Inc.

This store sells products for both the Rocky Mountain ADA Center and its parent company, Meeting the Challenge, Inc.

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: ADA Standards and Regs (7); ADA Standards and Regulation updates created by the US Dept of Justice

: Books (1); Training materials about the ADA.

: CD-ROMs (1); Practical computer-based tools for ADA training on CD-ROM for Windows

: Great Grips 2 Pack (1); Great Grips are soft, comfortable no-slip grips that can be applied to round doorknobs and faucets.

: Pocket Guides (4); Designed for quick Sign Language reference in those out-of-the-office situations where a poster doesn't work. Put it in your pocket and go!

: Posters (9); Need an inexpensive way to get your disability message across to your staff? Our high quality full color posters fit your bulletin board and your budget!

: Training class (1); This category includes training classes for sign language instruction initially.

: Voting Materials (2); Practical strategies for providing an accessible voting place for voters with disabilities.

: ZoomCaps (2); ZoomCaps TM are adhesive labels for computer keyboards. The letters, numbers, and symbols are enlarged and use the American Printing House for the Blind, APHont TM for easier viewing by individuals with low vision.

: DVDs (5); Disability related DVDs

2010 Standards for Accessible Design

The U. S. DOJ official version of the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design.

Guidance on the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design

The U. S. DOJ guidance on the 2010 ADA Standards.

Combo 2 pack of 2010 Standard and Guidance

This package includes both the 2010 Standards for Accessible Design and the Guidance on 2010 Standards for Accessible Design.

ZoomCaps 2-Pack - White on Black

ZoomCaps TM are adhesive labels for computer keyboards. The letters, numbers, and symbols are enlarged and use the American Printing House for the Blind, APHont TM for easier viewing by individuals with low vision.