2026 National ADA Symposium

Attend the 2026 National ADA Symposium!

Desert Ridge Resort grounds featuring water park.

The Nation’s premier ADA Conference experience.

July 19-22
Phoenix, AZ-Desert Ridge Resort

Phoenix Registration

Features

The Nation’s premier ADA conference experience.

80+ sessions and pre-conference.
Opening and closing keynote speakers
Networking and exhibitors
Continuing education credits available
Welcome reception & “Find Your Fun” recreation event

Plan Your Symposium Experience:

Phoenix Keynote Speaker: Andy Imparato, Chief Executive Officer of Disability Rights California

Andy Imparato smiling and wearing glasses.

Andy Imparato is a disability rights lawyer and policy professional who has been working inside and outside government to advance policies and practices to improve employment outcomes for people with disabilities for over 30 years. His perspective is informed by his lived experience with bipolar disorder. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Disability Rights California, a $51 million legal services and policy advocacy organization based in Sacramento with 25 offices across California. Since 2024, he has served as the chair of the National Disability Advisory Council for Centene, a fortune 50 healthcare company. He has been an advisor on disability inclusion and accessibility to a number of other large businesses, including Walmart, Verizon, AT&T, Microsoft, IBM, Walgreens, and SAP.

Why Attend the National ADA Symposium?

Whether you attend virtually or in Phoenix, you will gain knowledge and skills you can immediately apply in your work.

For over 25 years, the National ADA Symposium has been recognized as the leading national conference on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and accessibility. This premier event brings together federal officials, nationally respected experts, and experienced practitioners to share cutting-edge information, practical guidance, and best practices. Deepen your knowledge, connect with leaders in the field, and stay at the forefront of ADA and disability-related developments.

Gain knowledge and skills you can immediately apply in your work.

The National ADA Symposium was a great resource for me as a new ADA Coordinator. Participating in informative discussion sessions, meeting others in the field, and access to vendors specializing in accessible technologies were just some of the highlights for me.

-Blake Stevens, ADA Coordinator (City of Santa Monica, CA)