Amy Burnett: Bold and Breaking the Mold
Because of her openminded attitude, Burnett is a member of the U.S. Para-Badminton team, spokesmodel for Permobil and a runway model.
July 2019
The Price of Progress
Before you slam down the magazine or rage-quit your browser, think back to 1999 and how far adaptive tech has come.
June 2019
Janne Kouri’s ‘Ride for Paralysis’
After over 2,900 miles and 66 days riding across America in his power wheelchair and electric trike, Kouri's ride ends in Washington, D.C.
Volunteer/Athlete Extraordinaire Cruz Gutierrez
A chance encounter introduced him to adaptive sports, and it proved to be the key to his discovering how to embrace life after injury.
Annual Review
People always seem surprised when I tell them there are only five of us who work full time on the magazine.
May 2019
Srin Madipalli, Airbnb and the Quest to ‘Belong Anywhere’
As the head of Airbnb’s push for accessibility and inclusion, Srin Madipalli is overseeing the $35 billion peer-to-peer rental giant’s efforts to make travel more accessible. With rentals in almost 200 countries and over 150 million users, the company could be a game changer.
Brian Weber: Staying on Track
Coaching, mentoring and education all blend together for this 35-year-old football and wheelchair rugby coach from Rochester, New York.
U Can’t Touch This
It seems like not a week goes by without some story in the news about inappropriate touching. I can’t imagine a better time to examine where those boundaries lie in regard to us.
May News
Paralympian Sets a Guinness World Record. IKEA Promotes Accessible Furniture Hacks. Para Makes Off-road History. Human Support Robots to Assist Wheelers at Tokyo Olympics. Outrageous Airline Stats. The Rebound documentary. Dating Podcast.
April 2019
Kevin Mullin: Keeping Rehab Real
Mullin dedicated himself to studying SCI rehab and recovery. Now he is one of the founders of the Center for Neuro Recovery.
