Strength Comes in Many Different Forms
At every intersection of life, we as wheelchair users are stronger when we support, listen to, and uplift each other.
News and Stories
Are You Ready to Roll with Emergency Preparedness?
United Spinal Association created the “Ready to Roll” initiative focused on disaster preparedness for individuals with spinal cord injuries and disorders.
Investing in America’s Infrastructure Will Lead to Greater Inclusion for People with Disabilities
Make no mistake, every single American benefits from modernization of our nation’s beleaguered infrastructure.
Technology for Everyone
United Spinal’s Tech Access Initiative connects people with SCI/D to tech industry leaders to ensure the future of technology is accessible.
Financial Investment Professional Kyle Considder
While his teenage friends were doing teenage things, Kyle Considder started dabbling in the stock market and quickly realized it could be the road to the fulfilling, independent life he envisioned. The Wheels of Wall Street Kyle Considder, 44, grew…
Thinking Big on How Technology Could Shape a More Inclusive and Accessible Future for All
For people with disabilities, technology could be the bridge to a truly inclusive society.
Uber Wait Time Fee Refunds and Waivers for Riders with Disabilities
Some individuals living with disabilities that utilize the transportation service provider Uber, may be hit with additional wait time fee charges for not boarding the vehicle within 5 minutes of their driver's arrival at their designated pick-up location. This is…
Bob Dole Gave Us a Voice and Seat at the Table to Advance Disability Rights
The United Spinal family mourns the loss of Senator Bob Dole, a great champion for disability rights and a dedicated public servant who played an instrumental role in the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). “Bob Dole’s legacy…
Love After War Documentary Film – Candid and Expert Storytelling About Disability, Intimacy, Sexuality and Compassion
Hope for active duty service members and veterans who have returned home with physical and/or psychological health challenges that are creating difficulties in their intimate lives.
Thirty Years After ADA, Barriers to Healthcare Still Remain
For people in the disability community, accessibility and accommodation issues in healthcare continue to be a flashpoint, even thirty years after the Americans with Disabilities Act.