My wheelchair gives me independence, freedom and improved quality of life
Seven wheelchair users reflect on the impact their mobility device has on their independence, freedom and quality of life.
News and Stories
Coming Back to the World Post-Spinal Cord Injury
Our member Amy Heilman shares her substance abuse and spinal cord injury journey.
10 Toys and Apps to Celebrate the Season of Love
We discussed disability, sexuality, toys and apps with sexuality educator and coach Dr. Mitchell Tepper.
What is a Physical Disability
Physical disability is defined as a limitation on a person's physical functioning, mobility, dexterity or stamina.
A Win for the Disabled Community: Census Halts Disability Question Changes
The U.S. Census Bureau stated that they were halting changes to how they were going to collect information on the size of the disability population starting 2025
United Spinal Association Mourns the Loss of Brooke Ellison
United Spinal Association mourns the loss of Brooke Ellison, our Vice President of Technology and Innovation.
Celebrating Black Disabled Authors During Black History Month
Add these books to your reading list in honor of Black History Month.
You Asked, We Answered: More on the Accessibility of Older Buildings
Our ADA Expert delves into the complexities of making older buildings accessible and addresses insightful comments from the disability community.boo
Love is greater than disability stigma
It is as vital for us as it is for the rest of society to break disability stigma.
The ADA Does not Apply Equally to New and Older Buildings
Have you ever wondered how older buildings get away with being inaccessible?