Welcome to the 30th Annual APRIL CONFERENCE 

RAP (Restaurant Access Points) Everyone Deservesa Seat at the Table 

Shelby Butler and Afton Harper

 

Session Overview:

Join us for an engaging workshop on the RAP (Restaurant Access Points) Program, developed by empower: abilities in Southwest Missouri.

Discover how this innovative initiative mobilizes community members to survey local restaurants for accessibility, focusing on five key areas.

Our program not only boosts the private business sector but also raises public awareness about accessibility issues.

Learn about the tools we use and our collaborative efforts with local businesses to ensure everyone has a seat at the table.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and resources to replicate this impactful program in your own community.

 

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About Your Presenter:

Shelby Butler 

Shelby Butler is the Director of IL Services and Public Policy at empower: abilities.

With over 20 years of experience in community access and public policy, Shelby is certified through the Great Plains ADA Coordinator Training Certification Program (ACTCP) and holds a degree in Sociology. Her extensive experience and dedication make her a key leader in our efforts to enhance accessibility for all.

 

Afton Harper

Afton Harper is the Project Coordinator for empower: abilities, a Center for Independent Living in Southwest Missouri. Afton spearheaded the programming and installation of NaviLens in the empower: abilities Center.

Afton's background is in Communications and Journalism.

 

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