Written by Andrea Needham, Eldersday.org, Sep 8, 2026 For mid-career professionals and freelancers chasing the digital nomad lifestyle, RV travel freedom can feel like the perfect reset: work from anywhere, change scenery on a whim, and keep life simpler. The core tension is real, though, remote work challenges don’t disappear on the road; they shift […]
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“NO RESULTS FOUND” for Disability Planning at AAP
Written by Zachary Stephens, College of Architecture, Art and Planning, Melange Accessibility Tidbits, Sep 1, 2026 Search “disability” on the Cornell Journal of Architecture’s website, and you will be hit with a “NO RESULTS FOUND” screen. Not one thesis project, not one critical essay, not one mention of the word or architectural design for people with disabilities in […]
Potter Park Zoo: A Certified Sensory Inclusion Facility
In today’s episode of the Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, Sep 2, 2026, Chillie and John chat with Mariah Martinez, Equity and Engagement Program Manager, Potter Park Zoo, Lansing, Michigan. This facility is the first zoo in Michigan to achieve such a cretification and takes the whole of accessibility to a different level. #potterparkzoo #lansingmichigan […]
New Wellness Farm Offers the First Deaf-Friendly Nature Therapy Experience
Written by Eliana Satkin, Travelability Insider, August 6, 2026 When Summer Crider talks about accessibility, they don’t start with ramps, trails, or accommodations. They start with belonging. As a deaf child growing up in Florida, Crider dreamed of following in their father’s footsteps and working in nature. Their father was a wildlife biologist, and they imagined […]
Momma’s BBQ Food Review
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 9, 2026 Louisville is one of the finest restaurant cities in the world. If you just want some good old fashioned Kansas City style BBQ, try Momma’s. Their sauce comes from Head Country in Momma’s home town of Ponca City, Oklahoma. The Mustard and Pickles come from Momma’s love. […]
Successful Sickle Cell Disease Gene Therapy
Written by Manning Family Children’s LCMC Health, June 22, 2026 Manning Family Children’s makes history as Louisiana’s first Sickle Cell Disease gene therapy patient rings the bell, marking his functional cure and restoring his dream of becoming a pilot. 23-year-old Daniel Cressy celebrated this remarkable milestone surrounded by Governor Jeff Landry, Congressman Troy Carter, Mayor […]