All posts by Michael Miller

23Aug/22

A campsite at a festival during a summers day Multiple tents are all set up and crowded compactly together in a field laid down with straw.

InTents publish Direct Access article on accessible tents

August 23, 2022NewsMichael Miller

InTents, the trade magazine for the Advanced Textiles Association kindly produced an article on how big tents and festivals could look beyond the ADA. This can be found at https://intentsmag.com/2022/08/01/beyond-ada/

12Aug/22

Direct Access gains DOBE certification

August 12, 2022NewsMichael Miller

Boston-based disability accessibility consultancy Direct Access has secured its DOBE® certification from Disability:IN. It recognizes that our management team is all people with disabilities. The Disability-Owned and Operated Business Enterprise (DOBE®) certification

26Apr/22

A panoramic aerial view of of Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, and Larchmont during the day.

New Rochelle Municipal Housing Authority, NY

April 26, 2022Case StudiesfeaturedMichael Miller

Direct Access advised and consulted with the New Rochelle Municipal Housing Authority on all planning involving renovation, administration, training, and redevelopment of affordable housing units to improve and expand the availability of

11Mar/22

A photograph of the town of Marblehead Massachusetts.

Massachusetts State-wide Contractor

March 11, 2022Case StudiesfeaturedMichael Miller

Direct Access Consultancy LLC is a Massachusetts Statewide Contractor under the PRF76 Category 6 for Planning, Zoning, and Development Consultancy services contract. The five-year program enables the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and other

07Feb/22

Do I need an ADA Access Audit?

February 7, 2022Newsaccessibility guidanceMichael Miller

Do I need a DDA Access Audit? A facilities audit (also known as a Barrier-Free Audit, or People with Disabilities Access Audit) is an assessment of a building or facility, an environment,

04Jan/22

World Braille Day: Raising Awareness for an Important Communication Tool

January 4, 2022NewsMichael Miller

Since 2019, World Braille Day has been celebrated to create awareness of the importance of Braille; an access and communication tool that has played a key role in the realization of human

Author: Michael Miller