Written by Andrea Needham, Eldersday.org, November 17, 2023 Photo Credit: Unsplash In the era of digital technology, the world has become an even larger place, especially for those who can work from anywhere. But what about those with disabilities? They, too, can harness the power of remote work to become digital […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
A Wonderful Interview With Ali Ingersoll
Written by Chillie Falls, for AccessAdventure.net, November 22, 2023 Chillie Chats With Ali Ingersoll, Ms Wheelchair America 2023. Disability advocate, financial day trader, Health Insurance Advocacy, international speaker, and author of the Quirky Quad, Ali is a full time wheelchair user.
5 Wheelchair Accessible Adventure Trips to Take Around the World
Written by Ethan Goddard, WheelTheWorld.com, November 17, 2023 There are accessible adventures available all around the world. Sometimes, you just need to choose the right destinations. There are plenty that offer adapted activities and experiences for those with disabilities. Adventure can mean different things for different people. Trekking through a vast landscape is certainly an […]
St. John’s University basketball partners with Viscardi to promote adaptive sports, disability inclusion & youth mentorship
Written by The Island 360, November 9, 2023 Through its Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) collectives, St. John’s University basketball players are collaborating with the Wheelchair Basketball Program at the historic Henry Viscardi School at The Viscardi Center to promote inclusion in basketball, mentor youth with disabilities and, in the process, foster greater disability awareness. […]
Breaking Barriers: Strategies For Inclusivity in Sports
Written by Alexis Bennett, University of Florida Sports Management, October 18, 2023 NOTE: A special note of gratitude as this article was discovered and submitted by Jeremy, a student of Elizabeth Brown, Teacher and Advisor, studentsforresearch.co A Guide to Sports Inclusivity Over 232.6 million Americans participated in sports and fitness activities in 2021. Yet equality […]
Dallas, Texas Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide, part 2
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, 2023 CLICK HERE for Part 1 Dallas is a modern city in the heart of Texas – one that unites people of all races, ethnicities and religions into a vibrant fabric that is quintessentially American. Its diverse neighborhoods have a hometown feel, while the downtown area is in the midst […]