ADA-Indiana wants you to be knowledgeable about your online experience, and for your experience to be informative, safe, and secure. Below is ADA-Indiana's web privacy policy.
ADA-Indiana is a volunteer organization. The Center for Planning and Policy Studies at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community is the Fiscal Agent for ADA-Indiana. Staff from the Indiana Institute maintain and update the ADA-Indiana website.
The confidentiality of information collected from your use of our web site is important to us. Much of the information we may collect is used only for internal purposes such as to improve our website. ADA-Indiana does not sell, trade, or share information about you to other entities unless otherwise stated on the web site, or required by law to do so.
Information collected through online event registration forms and questionnaires is used only for the purpose stated. The information will maintained by the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community, and protected by this privacy policy, and will not be shared, sold, or traded with any other entity unless otherwise stated on the web site or required by law to do so.
The ADA-Indiana website uses a web analysis software called WebTrends to collect website usage data for our reporting to our funders. The information reported is number of visits, popular pages, and popular downloads.
Cookies are online identification tags that allow us to recognize your computer each time you visit our site; however, we do not identify you by name, email address, or any other personal characteristics. This information is used only to evaluate use of our web site. By gathering this information, we can better estimate how many people visit our site, and how many of those individuals are return visitors.
Like the cookie, the IP address does not allow us to identify you by name, e-mail address, or other personal characteristics. The IP address is only used internally to help diagnose problems with our server, to administer our web site, and to gather broad demographic information for evaluation purposes.
Our web site content is primarily about the Americans with Disabilities Act and is directed at adults.
The ADA-Indiana site contains links to other sites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of other web sites.
If you have any questions about our site or comments about how we can improve it, you can always contact us.