Stockton ADA Roundtable

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06/03/2026

A massive thank you to our sponsors whose contributions helped make the 2nd annual California Disability Leadership Alliance Day at the Capitol possible! With the help of our sponsors, we were able to host a resource fair, mobilize advocates, and provide food to all who came out to join us. Thank you for standing with us in our fight to advocate and protect the rights of people with disabilities.

California Foundation for Independent Living Centers UDW Molina Healthcare Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) NorCal Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Cal Voices California ABLE Act Board Integrated Community Collaborative

05/29/2026

🗳️ Ride FREE to Vote on June 2 and make your voice heard this election season!

On Election Day, riders heading to vote can ride RTD fixed-route buses FREE to get to and from the polls.
Just let your bus operator know you’re headed to vote and you’ll be able to ride fare-free for the day.
Voting is one of the most important ways to make your voice heard and participate in your community. Whether you’re dropping off a ballot or voting in person, RTD is here to help get you there.

Need to get to your polling place or ballot drop box? Plan your trip today at sjRTD.com 🚍

05/29/2026
05/28/2026

Accessible Sidewalks for All

May 31- June 6 is National Accessibility Week!

A little reminder to be mindful of where we park, place our garbage/recycling bins, or leave bikes/scooters. It might seem like no big deal if your vehicle is blocking the sidewalk, even for just a minute but for many people, especially those needing to use mobility devices, who have balance challenges, are aging, walking with small children or who are blind. A clear path is essential.

If your legs work, be grateful you can easily walk to where you need to go! But for others, navigating off route or stepping off curbs may not be an option for us.

When parking, even in your own driveway, please take a moment to ensure your car isn’t blocking the sidewalk. By keeping these paths clear, we help create a safer, more accessible environment for everyone.

Remember we hope, we ALL will live to be 80 years old one day and either ourselves or a loved ones mobility, balance, strength will change.

It takes very little effort to be helpful, when we are mindful of how our actions can impact others. Let's work together to make our community more inclusive

Gina Martin

Diverse Abilities programs and training offers both in person and online training. We teach practica, respectful, easy to impliment strategies, that make workspaces classroom, and communicate, more inclusive and accessible. Check out our programs to see what is right for you. 👇🏽
DiverseAbilities.ca

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Sidewalks or for people not for obstacles.
There are five images of obstacles blocking a sidewalk. Garbage and recycling bins, a vehicle, scooter and bicycle, overground bushes.
Clear sidewalk support a stronger, more inclusive community.

05/27/2026

Transitioning to adulthood can feel uncertain, but the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504, the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as available resources, help ensure our high school students begin preparing for a thriving and successful life after high school, no matter what that looks like.

Join Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) for a free webinar, What Comes Next? Transition for High School Students with Disabilities, on Monday, June 8 from 7 to 8:45 p.m. In this session, DREDF advocates will guide parents and students through the special education transition process from start to finish. Click the link below to register:
https://bit.ly/3QXKBn4.

05/27/2026

The San Joaquin County Commission on Aging will be holding their monthly meeting on Monday June 1, 2026, at 1:30pm. The Commission serves as the principal advocacy body for older adults in San Joaquin County. The Commission advises the Area Agency on Aging, City Councils and the Board of Supervisors on programs and services that affect older adults. Please visit www.sjcommissiononaging.org for the agenda and more information.

05/27/2026
05/24/2026

As we mentioned in one of our posts recently, some vote centers will be open for in-person voting and other voting services started yesterday in counties running their elections under the California Voter’s Choice Act (VCA).

What if you are not in a VCA county but you would like to go to an in-person voting location on a Saturday? Under a new law, you will have that option next Saturday, May 30!

To plan ahead and see the locations and hours of operation for these new in-person voting options, check the materials your county elections office mailed to you, your county’s elections website, or https://caearlyvoting.sos.ca.gov.

If you have questions or are having difficulty voting because of a disability, DRC’s voting hotline is open year-round on weekdays during business hours (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) (and longer hours on Election Day). Call us at (888) 569-7955.

We will continue to share voting resources on DRC social media as Election Day gets closer!

05/16/2026

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