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October 2026 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Spain

Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, March 12, 2026 I am excited to share that bookings for the October 2026 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Barcelona are now open! I invite you to join me and fellow readers on an accessible tour of Spain this Fall, from October 13, 2026 to October 22, 2026. Together, we’ll eat, […]

Sage Traveling Group Trip

Written and Provided By John Sage, Sage Traveling, March 18, 2026 Good afternoon travelers,Imagine exploring the charm of Prague, the elegance of Vienna, and the beauty of Budapest, all in one seamless and accessible journey.At Sage Traveling, we believe these kinds of experiences should be possible for everyone. That is why our fully escorted Central […]

Electric Wheelchairs at Indiana State Parks

Written by Kendall Pierson, WISH-TV, March 17, 2026 Indiana state parks just got even more accessible. Visitors with limited mobility can now take advantage of electric wheelchairs. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says the chair is an ‘all-terrain, electric-powered wheelchair’ to help people safely explore rugged off-road environments. In total, there will be 45 […]

Sex and Disability

Written by Jenise Finlay, PhD Student, University of Victoria, March 10, 2026 Disability and sexuality are rarely discussed in the same sentence in healthcare settings. But Jenise Finlay, a University of Victoria PhD student, is challenging that bias through a new study that explores the intimate lives of women living with chronic pain. Finlay, a […]

Autonomous Taxis Won’t Be Accessible With Laws Like These

Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, March 16, 2026 Autonomous Taxis Won’t Be Accessible With Laws Like These Autonomous vehicles are supposed to be transformative for disabled people. For years, the disability community has been told that self-driving cars will deliver the holy grail: spontaneous on-demand accessible transportation. Despite these promises, the legislative framework emerging around […]