A Win for the Disabled Community: Census Halts Disability Question Changes
The U.S. Census Bureau stated that they were halting changes to how they were going to collect information on the size of the disability population starting 2025... Read more.
United Spinal Association Mourns the Loss of Brooke Ellison
United Spinal Association mourns the loss of Brooke Ellison, our Vice President of Technology and Innovation.... Read more.
Tech Access Group Member Spotlight: Ian Mackay
Ian Mackay encourages folks living with disabilities to enjoy outdoor recreation.... Read more.
United Spinal Thanks Senators Rubio and Baldwin for Designating September as Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month
The resolution recognizes the 302,000 individuals living with SCI in the U.S.... Read more.
Groundbreaking revisions to Section 504 would enhance disability protections
Significant updates to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act rule 50 years after the law was enacted to advance equity and bolster protections for people with disabilities.... Read more.
Pathways of Empowerment: U.S. Access Board’s Rule Bolsters Accessibility
The U.S. Access Board issued its final rule that provides minimum guidelines for the accessibility of pedestrian facilities in the public right-of-way.... Read more.
Mobility Roadside Assistance Offers Accessible Towing and Transport When Your Vehicle Breaks Down
Mobility Roadside Assistance provides coverage including towing and wheelchair-accessible transportation for drivers with disabilities.... Read more.
This Valentine’s Day, Whether Single, Dating or Married, Love Yourself First
Dating and relationship advice from United Spinal Association members who use wheelchairs.... Read more.
Paul J. Tobin, 1969-2023
Paul J. Tobin, 53, Chief Executive Officer of United Spinal Association from 2006-2013, passed away January 18.... Read more.
United Spinal Member Awards Gala is a #StrongWheeled Success
United Spinal celebrated its #StrongWheeled Together Award winners with an evening of community building and music.... Read more.