Resources You Can Use 

A selected list of publications, videos, and information 
resources that address issues related to advancing employment 
opportunities for people with disabilities.

Publications
President's Committee On Employment Of People With
Disabilities
1331 F Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004-1107
(202) 376-6200 (VOICE), (202) 376-6205 (TDD/TTY) 
(202) 376-6859 (FAX)
ù ADA And The Health Professional
ù Are You Ready For ADA?  
ù Employer Incentives When Hiring People with Disabilities
ù Ready, Willing and Available
ù Disability and Diversity
ù Worklife: ADA Commemorative Issue, Fall 1990
ù ADA Focus Brochures: Key Provisions, Employment, 
Transportation, Disabled Veterans, Public Accommodations, 
Telecommunications
  
Fact Sheets
ùAmericans with Disabilities Act, Public Law 101-336 (1992)
ùGlossary of Commonly Used Terms (1994)
Accommodations Get the Job Done (1994)
ùEmployment Rights: Who Has Them and Who Enforces Them (1994)
ùEmployer Profiles (1994)
ùJob Analysis-An Important Employment Tool (1994)
ùMyths and Facts About People with Disabilities (1994)
ùStatistical Report: The Status of People with Disabilities 
(1994)
ùJob Accommodations Come in Groups of One (1993)
ùRecruitment (1993)
ùInterviewing Tips for the Job Applicant (1993)
ùGuidelines for Conducting a Job Interview (1993)
ùEmployment Entrance Medical Examinations: Are They Beneficial? 
(1992)

Posters
ùVariety Of Posters

President's Committee Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
(800) 526-7234 (Voice/TDD/TTY)
ùCost of Job Accommodations
ùADA Evaluation Checklist and Guide 

US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Publications 
Information Center
P. O. Box 12549
Cincinnati, OH 45212-0549                     
(800) 669-3362 (VOICE), (800) 669-6820 (TDD/TTY) 
(513) 489-8692 (FAX)
ùThe Americans with Disabilities Act: Your Employment Rights as 
an Individual with a Disability
ùThe Americans with Disabilities Act: Your Responsibilities as an 
Employer
ùADA: Questions and Answers
ùFacts About Disability-Related Tax Provisions
ùEqual Employment Opportunity is the Law (Poster)

Regional Disability And Business Technical Assistance Centers
(800) 949-4232 (VOICE/TDD/TTY)

All ADA publications developed under grants from National 
Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR).

U.S . Department Of Justice
Civil Rights Division
Public Access Section
P. O. Box 66738
Washington, DC 20035-9998
(202) 514-0301 (VOICE), (202) 514-0383 (TDD/TTY)

A list of current organizations that were awarded grants under
the Department of Justice's (1992) Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA) Program to develop technical assistance materials.

Videotapes
President's Committee Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
(800) 526-7234 (Voice/Tdd/TTY)

"Bridging the Talent Gap"
28 minutes$25 Open Captioned
Highlights four case histories of creative on-the-job
accommodations. The featured individuals include a
lawyer who is mobility impaired, a telephone company
service representative who is deaf and blind, an aerospace
assembly plant worker is developmentally disabled, and an
airline reservation agent who is blind.

"The Americans with Disabilities Act"
44 minutes$15 Open-Captioned
Presents a clear and accurate overview of the five
titles of the Americans with Disabilities Act and illustrates
key concepts, such as "undue hardship," "reasonable 
accommodation," "direct threat," and "auxiliary aids and 
services," through worksite interviews with people with
physical and sensory disabilities.

The National Easter Seal Society
230 West Monroe Street, Suite 1800
Chicago, IL 60606
(312) 726-6200 (VOICE), (312) 726-4258 (TDD/TTY) 
(312) 726-1494 (FAX), (800) 221-6827

"Part of the Team: People with Disabilities in the Workplace"
17 minutes$15 Open Captioned
Features managers, supervisors, and employees with disabilities 
who have successfully worked together on accommodation issues. 
Jointly produced by The Easter Seal Society and the President's 
Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities. 

Other Federal Resources

What other Federal agencies can provide me with disability
related information?

National Council On Disability
1331 F Street, NW, Suite 1050
Washington, DC 20004-1107
(202) 272-2004 (VOICE), (202) 272-2077 (TDD/TTY) 
(202) 272-2022 (FAX)

Charged with addressing, analyzing, and making recommendations on 
issues of public policy which affect people with disabilities.

Architectural & Transportation Barriers Compliance Board
(Access Board)
1331 F Street, NW, Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20004-1111
(202) 272-5434 (VOICE), (202) 272-5449 (TDD/TTY) 
(800) 872-2253 (TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE) 
(202) 272-5447 (FAX)

Information to aid businesses make structural modifications
for employees and customers with disabilities.

Information On Having Material Brailled

National Braille Press
88 St. Stephen Street
Boston, MA 02115
(617) 266-6160 (VOICE), (617) 437-0456 (FAX)

Employers may obtain information on how to get publications, 
employment applications, etc. in alternate format for people with 
visual disabilities

Obtaining Sign Language Interpreters

Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
8719 Colesville Road, Suite 935
Silver Spring, MD 20910
(301) 608-0050 (VOICE/TDD/TTY), (301) 608-0508 (FAX)

Maintains nationwide registry of where employers can find sign 
language interpreters

Information On Disabilities And Disability-related Issues

National Information Center for Children and Youth with 
Disabilities
P. O. 1492
Washington, DC 20013-1492
(800) 695-0285 (VOICE/TDD/TTY), (202) 884-8441 (FAX)

Maintains listings of disability-related organizations, parent 
groups, and professional associations at the state and local 
level