Americans with Disabilities Act
Service Dogs
Ableism & Advocacy
Grab Bag
100

What year was the Americans with Disabilities Act signed into law

1990

100

what are service dogs trained to do

Perform tasks directly related to a person's disability

100

define ableism

discrimination or prejudice against people with disabilities

100

What organization advocates for disability rights in Oregon?

Disability Rights Oregon

200

What kind of law is the ADA

A civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities

200

which question is not allowed under the ADA when a service dog enters a public place

what type of disability does the handler have

200

give one example of everyday ableism

failing to provide ramps, doubting someone's disability

200

What daily tasks must someone with Diabetes manage?

Monitoring blood sugar, taking insulin, managing diet and exercise.

300

How does the ADA define a person with a disability

Someone who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.

300

When can a service dog be excluded from a public place

if the dog is out of control and the handler doesn't take action to correct it. 

300

true or false

using someone's wheelchair without permission is an example of ableism

true

300

How can a service dog help someone with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?

By grounding them, interrupting behaviors, or reminding them to take medication.

400

What species are legally recognized as a service animal under the ADA?

dogs and miniture horses

400

true or false 

a service dog must wear a vest or identification tag under the ADA

false

400

What is one way ableism can appear in workplaces or schools?

Lack of accommodations, negative assumptions, or exclusion from opportunities.

400

What are some examples of "major life activities" under the ADA

walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, learning, working

500

Name one place that is exempt from ADA service dog requirements

Religious institutions

500

whats one reason emotional support animals do not have the same rights as service dogs under the ADA?

they provide comfort but aren't trained to perform specific tasks

500

How does the ADA help combat ableism?

By ensuring equal opportunity in employment, public services, and public accommodations.

500

What does the ADA protect against in employment settings?

Discrimination during hiring, firing, or promotion based on disability.

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