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We need to speak about financial accessibility

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We need to speak about financial accessibility

There are many things that are challenging about having a disability, but one aspect that doesn’t get talked about a lot is personal finance.

A Tribute to a Disability Rights Revolutionary

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A Tribute to a Disability Rights Revolutionary

I flew to a conference just for a chance to meet a celebrity. Not being scheduled to deliver a speech or serve on a panel, I just wanted to be near disability rights champion Judy Heumann.

Why Partial Accessibility Can Be More Accessible Than Strict ADA Guidelines for Outdoor Spaces

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Why Partial Accessibility Can Be More Accessible Than Strict ADA Guidelines for Outdoor Spaces

Last month, I experienced that feeling on a road trip from Astoria to Yachats with a close friend through the Oregon coast.

What's in a name?

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What's in a name?

You know that feeling … the realization that you might have just screwed up the travel plans In a really big way!

Wheelchair Accessible Travel Barcelona: My Experience Traveling with my Partner

Wheelchair Accessible Travel Barcelona: My Experience Traveling with my Partner

Our experience traveling in a wheelchair to Barcelona was basically perfect. If it’s your first time traveling with someone with a disability, Barcelona is the best option. I want to share some tips and advice for anyone thinking about traveling to wheelchair accessible Barcelona. First of all, it’s

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My Experience with Wheelchair Accessible Cruises

I have been cruising for more than forty years, the last eleven working as a guest speaker on Celebrity, P&O, Princess Cruises, Cunard, Cruise and Maritime, Fred Olsen and Royal Caribbean. Twenty-five years ago I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, after which I began to notice the lack of