United Spinal launched a membership drive in celebration of its 75 years of service to the spinal cord injury and disorder community, offering members a chance to win a variety of prizes.
Roll on Capitol Hill is less than two months away, and the United Spinal advocacy and policy team is excited to elevate the voices of the SCI/D community and advocate for policies that empower it.
Our goal is to register enough advocates in all 435 Congressional districts to ensure that whenever we reach out to Congress, every single Representative and Senator knows that we have broad support in the communities they represent.
What do you get when you blend an impressive background in corporate America with a degree in creativity and a passion for disrupting the status quo? That question and more answered in this profile of United Spinal Association’s new president and CEO.
United Spinal's new CEO, Enzo Piscopo, shares his hopes and vision for the organization in a Q&A with our staff.
This year we’ve been lucky to work with two Doctor of Occupational Therapy students, Anna Ellison (left) and Emily Bowman (right) who have been completing their capstone projects with United Spinal.
Thank goodness that Andy Hicks was a pretty lousy painter, but a man with a vision who demanded better for folks with spinal cord injuries from a very young age.
Denise McQuade has led a life of leadership and achievement that would put her on the Mount Rushmore of those who have advanced inclusion of people with disabilities.
In an Advocacy Network live stream, disability advocate, peer mentor, mother to a daughter with a SCI, and author of the memoir Struggling with Serendipity, Cindy Kolbe, was the featured guest advocate.
United Spinal Association has announced the appointment of Kleo J. King, a legal advisor and attorney specializing in accessible housing, transportation, and public accommodations, as Senior Director of Accessibility Operations and Counsel. “During her impressive career, Kleo’s steadfast work has…