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Accessibility

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How the National Park Service can provide programmatic access in its interpretive efforts to communicate with people with disabilities is a challenging and complex topic. We all need guidance about how to apply standards and best practices Servicewide.

 

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Accessibility Documents

Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility Links

Accessibility Training Opportunities

Most of our accessibility awareness training is through the National Center on Accessibility:

HFC Accessibility Committee Members

  • Magaly Green - HFC Accessibility Coordinator, Service Wide Accessibility Coordinating Committee member
  • Lori Simmons - Representative of publications media, Service Wide Accessibility Coordinating Committee member
  • Melinda Schmitt - Alternate representative of publications media
  • Warren Duke - Representive of audio visual media
  • Anne Tubiolo - Representive of audio visual media
  • Michele Hartley - Representive of audio visual media
  • Anita T. Smith - Representive of exhibit media
  • Paul Koehler - Alternate representive of exhibit media
  • Mark W. Johnson - Representative of wayside exhibit media
  • Jack Spinnler - Representive of interpretive planning of media
  • Michael Paskowsky - Representative of workflow management

NPS Accessibility Coordinators

Author: Harpers Ferry Center
Last Updated: Tuesday, 30-Sep-2008 10:28:15 Eastern Daylight Time
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