New Mobility coverage of COVID-19 specifically for people with disabilities. Updated often.
What does travel look like in a COVID-19 world for people with disabilities? Carole Zoom talks with wheelchair users and travel experts to make some sense out of the new hurdles and realities of traveling.
Here are four tips for hitting the road in the middle of a pandemic.
Here is what I did to prepare, how things actually went and what I learned from being forced to travel during the pandemic.
Wheeling While Black. Short Takes from the World of Disability. Sweet Shirt, Even Better Cause. Traveling Abroad at Home. Speaking Up About Pandemic Mask Rules.
Speaking Up About Pandemic Mask Rules
COVID's Impact on our Community. Photo Contest Extended. The "Jerry Rig" Wheelchair. It's Time to Move Beyond Access to Inclusion. Better Batteries, Better Wheeling.
We sent out our own coronavirus survey to get a better feel for how the pandemic has affected our community.
Gabrielle Broder is one of roughly 300 people across the United States who received COVID-19 relief grants from United Spinal this spring.
New technology and changes in society have made it easier than ever for vent users and people with serious respiratory issues to live the lives they want to live and not be confined to institutions or bedrest at home.
There aren’t enough hours in the day, so I hack my schedule as much as I can and try to combine activities wherever possible.
