Written by Tiffiny Carlson, Communications Manager for SPINALpedia, December 22, 2025 Terique Collins, a proud father and musician from Harlem, New York, had his life completely change after a shooting in 2019, but he wasn’t about to stop pursuing his goals after becoming paralyzed. Instead, Collins used his accident to find inner-strength he hadn’t yet […]
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Saltwater Eco Tours launches accessible canoe tours
The waterways of the Sunshine Coast are now more accessible for people with disabilities, with six new canoes for Saltwater Eco Tours. Written by Sheree Strange, Travel Without Limits, 2025 Indigenous tourism company Saltwater Eco Tours has won awards for their guided canoe tours of the waterways of the Sunshine Coast, and now they’re making another […]
Becoming a Family Business: Unpacking Our First Work Trip as a Family
Written by Stevie Gleason for WheelchairTravel.org, December 11, 2025 Traveling with our 12-year-old on a fast-paced work trip is a challenge — one that we hope fosters connection and inspires you to travel more. Two weeks ago, in the nearly nonstop activities of Thanksgiving preparations, John and I found ourselves in a rare 25 minute […]
A wheelchair-accessible holiday in Tasmania
Written by Julie Jones for Discover Tasmania, 2025 Julie Jones shares her family’s travel tips for wheelchair-accessible and inclusive experiences around Tasmania. As a family of four adults, it can be tricky to find a destination that satisfies our family’s individual interests. Add to that the need to find wheelchair-accessible places to stay, play and dine for […]
Say Hello, Seattle
Washington state’s historic city is a compact place to engage in the culture through food and drink, especially the seafood display. Parks, beaches, museums, craft beer, chocolate and a coffee culture is boasted about and rightly so! Written by Travel Without Limits Editorial Staff, 2025 You don’t have to go all the way to Oz […]
Her bedazzled cane helps her travel the world
Written by Kathleen Wong, USA Today, November 28, 2025 Blind singer Lachi calls it her “glam cane”: a colorful, bedazzled cane that helps her navigate her surroundings while also stylishly matching her outfits. Also known as a white cane — although hers are far more vibrant than that — the device gives Lachi autonomy when […]