Spotlight on Work Readiness Grad Melanie Dunston
Melanie Dunston shares about our Work Readiness program.
Black History Month: ‘recognizing who we are as a community’
Lesly St. Louis, our Director of Employment Programs, reflects upon Black History Month as an African American man who uses a wheelchair.
Section 504 is under attack
People with disabilities across the nation voice their concerns and call for action over the attack on Section 504.
Valentine’s Day reminder: ‘don’t settle for less than proper brilliant love’
This Valentine's Day Wheelchair users share their love stories to dispel misconceptions they often face stigma regarding sex & relationships.
Ham Radio and Emergency Preparedness
Finding ways to communicate with others after a disaster is an important aspect of emergency preparedness. One option is a ham radio.
Why Baldur’s Gate 3 Is a Triumph for Accessible Gaming
At $60, Baldur’s Gate 3 might seem like a hefty investment, especially if you’re like me—hesitant to spend more than $10 on a game. My caution comes from years of frustration, falling in love with a game, only to hit…
What is required for a business to make its doorway accessible?
Our ADA expert explains the top four ways businesses can make their doorways ADA compliant and the cost that comes with it.
Remembering Mark Odum, 1954-2025
United Spinal Association salutes the life and work of Mark Odum.
Assistive Tech Devices to Make Life Easier
Assistive tech empowers wheelchair users to live independently. Be on the lookout for these five innovative designs.
Anxiety & Trauma: Remember to Breathe
Being a wheelchair user comes with moments of anxiety and trauma. Learn how to find control through deep breathing.