About NAADAC
NAADAC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization committed to helping individuals and organizations understand and implement the civil rights protections provided to individuals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) and related laws and regulations. To meet that commitment, NAADAC offers the following programs and services: (1) annual associate memberships for individuals and organizations; (2) professional certifications; and (3) training for ADA Coordinators, Human Resource Professionals, Disability Services Professionals, and Legal Professionals through annual conferences and other training events.
Since 1992, the National Association of ADA Coordinators (NAADAC) has brought ADA coordinators and ADA professionals together in conference settings for the most current information on ADA issues, strategies, solutions, and enforcement. NAADAC faculty collectively bring more than 400 years of experience with the ADA and related law — as attorneys who helped shape the statute, officials who helped implement it, and senior practitioners who have spent careers teaching coordinators how to apply it. No other ADA coordinator training program offers this depth of faculty. That has been true for more than thirty years, and it remains true today.
With attendance typically capped at 200 attendees, NAADAC conferences provide opportunities for small-group discussions, one-on-one conversations with experienced speakers and attendees, and networking with ADA professionals from across the United States. Whether you’re an ADA Coordinator, ADA professional, facilities manager, human resource professional, architect, engineer, attorney, business owner, or corporate official, NAADAC is your best source for in-depth ADA education and training.
2026 NAADAC Annual Conference — New Orleans, Louisiana
November 8 – 11, 2026 | Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
New Orleans is a first for NAADAC, and it is a destination worth the trip. The 2026 Annual Conference brings three days of focused ADA coordinator training — sector-specific sessions in state and local government, law enforcement, healthcare, higher education, and corrections — to one of the country’s most remarkable cities. This is a program worth being there for.
NAADAC faculty collectively bring more than 400 years of experience with the ADA, Section 504, and accessibility law. The 2026 faculty includes attorneys who helped shape the statute, former federal officials who helped implement it, and senior practitioners who have spent careers enforcing it across every major sector. With attendance capped at 200, you will have direct access to the people who know this law best — in sessions, at lunch, and at the Welcome Reception on the evening of Sunday, November 8th.
Whether you have been in the coordinator role for thirty years or landed in it last month, this conference is built for where you are. Three days of sector-specific sessions, small-group discussions, and peer networking with ADA professionals from across the country.
Registration is open. Early-bird rates are available through August 10, 2026.
Register for the 2026 Conference →
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