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.
News and Stories
Accessible Camping for the Disability Community
Our Outdoor Access Working Group compiled information and resources you need to plan a fun and accessible camping experience.
Climate change is here. Now what?
Serving people with disabilities with warning systems, evacuation plans, and public shelters will make climate change less dangerous.
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.
Poet Cristina Cortez Breaks out of the Margins
United Spinal Association member Cristina Cortez has taken time from her book tour in Central America to share her journey to becoming a published poet.
Women, Birth Control, and SCI: What Are My Options?
After a SCI, some women may want to become pregnant and raise a family, while some may wish to avoid pregnancy with birth control options.
Teladoc Health and United Spinal Team Up to Champion Web Accessibility
United Spinal joined Teladoc Health to promote web accessibility by creating great alt text image descriptions.
Editor, Writer, and Comic Book Geek Dad Aaron Broverman
Aaron Broverman is pulling back the curtain on his 17 years as a journalist and his recent foray into fatherhood.
Personal Care for All Is Possible: A Disability Rights Perspective
That’s what I am fighting for. There is a lack of affordable personal care for so many in the wheelchair community.
United Airlines agrees to pay family of injured quad $30 million
The family of Nathaniel Foster Jr., a quadriplegic vent user who incurred brain damage on a United Airlines flight, has been awarded $30 million in a settlement.