Disability in Film: While We Are Here
Former board member Reveca Torres continued her emergence as one of the most interesting and powerful voices disabled voices in the art community with the debut of her first film.
Newly injured? Start here.
We highlight some of the most memorable answers to the question "What's the best advice you wish someone had given you were injured?"
Professionalism vs. Friendship: Building a Healthy Home Caregiver-Client Relationship
Learn how caregivers and clients can build meaningful relationships while maintaining healthy boundaries, choice, and professionalism.
Adaptive technology equals independence for the disability community
Learn from our members about the adaptive tech they rely on and the way it enhances their daily lives.
80 Years of Impact: How United Spinal Continues to Evolve
In 1946, a group of wheelchair users rolled into Grand Central Terminal in New York City to gather signatures in support of the nation’s first accessible housing legislation. They were veterans paralyzed in WWII, and when they returned home, they…
Matt Castelluccio Appointed Chief Executive Officer of United Spinal Association
For Castelluccio, the opportunity to lead United Spinal is a full-circle moment.
How to Advocate for Better Accessibility at Festivals and Other Public Venues
I bought ADA tickets for a concert only to show up and discover they’d put the wheelchair seats on an awkward sloped hill with terrible sight lines...
Expanding Access to Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles
35 years after the signing of the ADA, millions of people with disabilities still face significant disadvantages when it comes to accessible transportation.
Going beyond International Wheelchair Day: Advancing independence through advocacy and access
Every year, the United Spinal Association community recognizes International Wheelchair Day on March 1.
Remembering Doug Frey and Natalie Barnhard-Castrogiovanni
United Spinal Association mourns the recent loss of two leaders from our chapter network.