Advancing Title II ADA Compliance through Inclusive Engagement and Collaboration
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Foster Accessible and Inclusive Organizations
James Ouellette gives guidance to public entities under Title II of the ADA, including its history and significance.
Join James Ouellette for this presentation providing guidance to public entities under Title II of the ADA, including an understanding of its history and significance.
James will address the barriers and distrust faced by people with disabilities, emphasize the importance of collaboration, and highlight the value of strong documentation and record-keeping practices. Real-world case studies from Butte-Silver Bow showcase practical insights into the challenges and successes of fostering accessible and inclusive communities.
Join us on Wednesday, March 12, 2025
at 2:00 pm US Eastern, 11:00 am US Pacific
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About James
James Ouellette serves as the ADA Coordinator and The Safety and Health Coordinator–Deputy Emergency Manager for the City-County of Butte-Silver Bow. Diagnosed with a disability at age seven, James was a special education student throughout school, an experience that shaped his passion for accessibility and inclusion.
James knows American Sign Language (ASL) and trained as a deafblind intervener at the Canadian Deaf-Blind Association. He is a graduate of the ADA Coordinator Training Program through the University of Missouri’s School of Architecture. Additionally, he holds credentials as an Associate in Risk Management (ARM) and in Human Resources Management from Cornell University. He is an appointed member of the Montana Department of Health and Human Services HIV Prevention Group and the Montana Health Equity Research Assembly.
In 2024, James was recognized as one of Southwestern Montana’s "20 Under 40" for his contributions to accessibility, safety, and health. James is a proud member of the 2SLGBTQI+ community and resides in Butte, Montana, with his partner, Clayton, and their two dogs, Ann and Apollo.
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Foster accessible and inclusive communities through ADA compliance.