How Paralympians are Dealing with the Pandemic
Paralympic athletes have readjusted their training regimen and mental preparation to qualify in another year. Here are some of their stories.
Life in 2020
Wheelchair users across the country tell us how they are coping and where they see opportunities in the chaos.
Return to Accessible Travel
What does travel look like in a COVID-19 world for people with disabilities? Wheelchair users and travel experts make some sense out of the new hurdles and realities of traveling.
Meet in the Middle: COVID Travel Compromise
Here are four tips for hitting the road in the middle of a pandemic.
Safeish Travels During COVID
Here is what I did to prepare, how things actually went and what I learned from being forced to travel during the pandemic.
Speaking Up About Pandemic Mask Rules
Q. I’m having an issue with people not wearing masks. How do I help people understand that by not wearing masks, they put me at risk?
Assessing the Impact Of COVID-19
We sent out our own coronavirus survey to get a better feel for how the pandemic has affected our community.
Helping People Survive the Nightmare
Gabrielle Broder is one of roughly 300 people across the United States who received $500 COVID-19 relief grants from United Spinal this spring. The grants were made possible by a grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation.
Helping Our Community Cope With COVID-19
United Spinal received a generous grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation to provide relief to people living with spinal cord injuries and disorders (SCI/D) who have experienced hardships due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
When It Comes to COVID-19, It’s Not You, It’s We
COVID-19 is a threat to our entire society, not just those most at risk.