New Mobility's Person of the Year: Architect Karen Braitmayer. New Year, New Start. Adaptive Technology: Todd Against the Machine. Judy Heumann: Big Ideas in Building Community. Entering the Adapted Hobby Zone.
Architect, businesswoman and policy-shaper Karen Braitmayer has excelled at making accessibility cool since before the ADA even existed. Braitmayer’s commitment to elevating the discussion around architecture and access transcends professional boundaries: For her, it’s personal.
Find out how three hobbyists with very different interests adapted their passions.
Caregivers share their insights on what makes a caregiving relationship work and last.
Judy Heumann is our inaugural interview for our new “Big Ideas In” column, where we ask leaders to share their Big Ideas for our community.
Chris Dunn survived a freak diving accident that left him paralyzed, on a ventilator and mostly blind only to face an even more hellish reality: a year living in a Maine ICU fighting for his right to go to rehab and get back to living his life.
Disabled Cruise Excursions. Facing Disability's Video Series. United Spinal Power of Art Podcast. Lincoln Rhyme. Disability Imagery. Affordable All-Terrain.
These days, Barb Zablotney’s friends call her the Rolling Rainbow because of her positive attitude and the bright colors that adorn her body and chair — but the nickname wouldn’t have worked a few years ago.
Accessible house hunting is hard. These 9 tips make it easier.
Refusing to Die: The Chris Dunn Story. Guinness World Record for Most Power Wheelchair Spins in One Minute. How to Compare (and NOT Compare) Your SCI to Others. Reclaiming Your Fashion Sense. Possible Side Effects of Long-Term Spinal Cord Injury.
