The Work of Nolan Ryan Trowe
Nolan Ryan Trowe sustained an SCI in 2016 and has since built a powerful portfolio documenting the lives of people with SCI/D and other disabilities.
September 2020
Pandemic ‘Success’
Finding ways to stay sane is more important than ever, and to my surprise, I’m finding solace in my nightly writing.
August 2020
Black Lives Matter
We have made strides in terms of including people of color in our content, but we haven’t been as successful in terms of recruiting writers of color. This issue shows we can do better.
July 2020
An Ugly But Positive Legacy
On the list of “terrible things about flying as a wheelchair user,” being referred to as “an ADA” by inconsiderate airline staff probably ranks somewhere between having your wheelchair damaged ...
June 2020
Zoom Zoom Zoom
An event that forces us to isolate ourselves may actually bringing us closer together.
May 2020
Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
During good times, a trip to the hospital can be a disempowering, dehumanizing and, dare I say, dangerous experience for a person with a visible disability. And these are not good times.
April 2020
COVID-19 Nutrition and Shopping Guide
Diet and nutrition play a huge part in helping your body battle COVID-19.
Cory Hahn: Off the Field, But Still in the Spotlight
He was one of the best teen players in the world before a slide into second made him a quadriplegic. Now, he works behind the scenes.
30 Years of Leadership in SCI Research
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Spinal Cord Damage Research Center at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx, New York.
March 2020
FAQs About COVID-19 and SCI/D with Mount Sinai’s Dr. Bryce
FAQs about COVID-19 and SCI/D are answered by Mount Sinai's Dr. Thomas Bryce.
