2018 Roll On Capitol Hill – Accomplishing More Than Ever Before
The 2018 Roll on Capitol Hill was attended by more wheelchair using advocates and more disability advocates than ever before.... Read more.
We’re Ready To Roll on Capitol Hill!
United spinal’s seventh annual Roll On Capitol Hill to raise awareness of critical issues impacting the spinal cord injury/disease and veteran communities is ... Read more.
Grassroots Advocates: Rolling Together as a Powerful Voice for Change
United Spinal’s Advocacy program empowers individuals to engage their local and state policymakers by creating a coast-to-coast network of seasoned grassroot... Read more.
Washington State Disability Advocate Ian Mackay Will Be Rolling With Us!
Ian Mackay, Washington State advocate, activist, avid outdoor enthusiast and peer group leader, will be attending United Spinal's Roll on Capitol Hill to speak ... Read more.
Cyclist Ian Andersen – Alaska To Argentina For A Cause
Ian Andersen cycled over 15,000 miles, completing one of the most epic fundraising efforts for United Spinal Association ever.... Read more.
Winter Wheelchair Mobility Tip
As pretty and dreamy as those winter wonderland days are, they can easily become a nightmare when they bog down your winter wheelchair mobility.... Read more.
Wheelchair Snow Tires – An Easy & Inexpensive Do It Yourself Project
Here’s an easy do it yourself wheelchair snow tires project that can help wheelchair users deal with the slippery winter issue of poor traction.... Read more.
October is National Disability Education Awareness Month
The U.S. Department of Labor has been celebrating National Disability Education Awareness Month in October for the past 70 years.... Read more.
Handicapped Wasn’t Always Disabling?
Handicapped and its twin "handicap" have been in the American lexicon for some time now but not always with the disability inferences of today.... Read more.
Wheelchair Cushion – Guilty Or Not Guilty?
The Wheelchair cushion is a common fall guy when wheelchair users develop pressure sores. At times they are guilty as hell. At other times they may not be.... Read more.