Today is March 21st. It is also World Down Syndrome Day. Down syndrome, also called Trisomy 21, is a condition in which a person is born with part of or all of an extra chromosome 21. Hence the [...]
In less than two weeks it will be April 1st. Despite this fact, winter is still a thing. Snow is piled up everywhere, making travel difficult. In fact, if you are in a wheelchair or using [...]
Inclusion and equality are two things we mention quite often and for good reason. For Jay Melton, and so many others with disabilities, finding employment means much more than just earning some [...]
People who rely on a service animal to complete vital tasks will soon get some assurance. A bill aimed at penalizing those who misrepresent their pets as service animals for the purpose of [...]
Guillermo Robles; who is blind; uses screen-reading software to access the internet. This vocalizes websites’ visual information for users; but when trying to change his toppings while ordering [...]
Flying is a great way to travel, it is safe, fast and if you are lucky and get a window seat, you get a view. If you use a wheelchair, you may disagree with everything I just mentioned. [...]
If you grew up in this area you are familiar with snow storms. You probably remember being snowed in at some point in your life. If you are familiar with snow removal guidelines you are also [...]
A little over a year ago, my family and I decided that we were going to adopt a dog from a local rescue. My wife and I both grew up with dogs and felt that it would be healthy for our children to [...]
Diversity. It is more than sexual orientation, culture, or disability. Neuro diversity should also be celebrated – think of neurodiversity. Click here to hear why we should be celebrating [...]
Last August Justin Levene’s wheelchair was forgotten on his flight and was forced to drag himself through the airport with his hands. Mr. Levene is a wheelchair athlete and wanted to take [...]
