Eric Howk. The Man
Find out what it’s like being one of the most visible wheelchair-using musicians in the world, what life is like on the road and what went on behind the scenes at the Grammys.
June 2018
Exploring Yellowstone & Grand Teton
Two of our most stunning national parks offer more access to nature than ever before, but still leave much beyond the reach of people with mobility limitations.
May 2018
The Future's Smartchairs are Here
What if your wheelchair could tell you when it was going to need maintenance or when you needed a pressure release? Or what if it could drive you from point to point without you having to steer? The time is now.
April 2018
Accessible Gardening
Spring is almost here and there’s no better time to start planning and planting your dream garden. Whether indoors, outdoors or upside down — flowers, foliage or food-focused — the options are plentiful.
March 2018
Complete Healing: Reclaiming Lost Ground
Recovering from flap surgery, Tim Gilmer seeks to complete his healing with a wine country reunion
Six Tips For Long Haul Road Trips as a Chair User
From pressure relief to nature breaks and everything in between, Seth McBride gives some tips for smooth road tripping
7 Etiquette Rules for this Wheelchair User
From drinking soup through a straw to elbowing your way onto the elevator, life in a wheelchair demands a different set of rules.
ISS New Products Unveiled
Here is a look at some of the greatest innovations in mobility and seating that stood out at this year's International Seating Symposium.
Rolling with Dad
A father’s broken leg provided a unique opportunity to spend time together as wheelchair users.
A Tribe of Unruly Women
These are the friends I cry with, the ones more acutely aware of what I experience as a woman with a spinal cord injury.
Ms. Wheelchair Minnesota and the Home Health Care Crisis
Miss Wheelchair Minnesota 2016 is being hit hard by crisis she used her platform to spotlight
Photo Collection Seeks to Offer More Authentic Disability Representation to Media Outlets
The Disability Collection seeks to break traditional media stereotypes of people with disabilities.
Lonely Planet Publishes Accessible Travel Phrasebook
Lonely Planet's Accessible Travel Phrasebook features access and disability-specific vocab in 35 languages
A New Path for New Mobility
In 2000, I faced a life decision: whether to continue teaching or accept the editorship of New Mobility magazine.
Ed Suhr: Staying Flexible
There are so many frustrations, if we’re not ready to take those with a little bit of humor and some flexibility, we’re going to be screwed.
Buggy Fun
My wife noticed an ad for an adapted dune buggy for sale and knew I'd be interested.
Other Recent Articles
Heterotopic Ossification
When heterotopic ossification occurs in the acute stage of SCI, it most frequently happens within two months of injury. It can also occur years or decades later.
Small Town ADA Violations: Building a Group Case
Q. I have a lot of problems accessing local businesses and restaurants, with many acting as if access laws are not in existence, or do not apply to them. My friends and I are talking about taking this on as a group ...
Diane Ketelsen Loves a Challenge
Aspiring sports photographer Diane Ketelsen was studying fashion design when she took a photography class, and it changed her direction. “I fell in love with the photographic image and I knew it was something I wanted to get into,” she says.
Broke Ass Cripples
If you’re trying to bring together a large group of cripples, like to organize a protest or something, you can attract a good number of them the same way you attract alley cats. You put out free food.
Kayak Paddle Solution
Angle Oar offers two mounted paddle systems to make recreational, adaptive kayaking much easier for people with limited arm motion or stamina.
