WACDA In The News

"These extraordinary individuals sometimes (not always) toil in obscurity, but they’re fighting to improve their communities with whatever means available."

"The Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Act is now 33 years old, but one man is making it his life's work to make sure stadiums and arenas meet the intended expectations and equity."

"Disability Rights shouldn't be a partisan issue."

"This would open the door to more patients potentially being pressured and/or coerced, and to quickly pursuing assisted suicide with little chance for a second opinion or to give it further consideration.'"

“What particularly impressed NLD — and what set Conrad apart from the other finalists — was Conrad’s commitment to training the next generation of disability rights attorneys,"

'The snow is beautiful to look at, but otherwise I dread it – It’s going to be challenging to get around, and basically unless I can get there safely in my van I can’t go anywhere.'

"But, we all were in agreement that it was important for the Legislature to hear from people with disabilities about the impact the bill will have...Conrad’s shepherding of the cause throughout was critical to the effort."

“We haven’t seen sidewalk accessibility be a priority for the City of Seattle in recent years,”

"Bill HB 1141...is dead...A big reason was a young lawyer named Conrad Reynoldson."

"It was simply the end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end when it comes to stopping widespread discrimination and inaccessibility."