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September 2023

Facilitating access to exoskeleton technology

What started as a slogan on fundraising t-shirts, I GOT LEGS became an official nonprofit in 2016, helping people walk again via exoskeleton technology. AfA interviewed founder Adam Gorlitsky, whose vision is to propel “science and innovation towards reversing paralysis.” He holds the Guinness World Record, Fastest Marathon Distance in a Robotic Walking Device. AfA: […]

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Celebrating the Next Generation of Accessibility Leaders
By Katie Kirker, Rick Hansen Foundation

Youth are the change we will see in the world, and they take incredible actions daily that deserve to be celebrated. Annually, the Rick Hansen Foundation School Program (RHFSP) accepts nominations for the Difference Maker of the Year awards to reward the wonderful work youth are doing to make a positive impact in the lives

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By Katie Kirker, Rick Hansen Foundation
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The Valuable 500 is on a mission to end disability exclusion
By Lisa Guthrie Deabill

Communications Director at The Valuable 500, Ryan Curtis-Johnson, spoke to us about company founder Caroline Casey, the organization’s vision, their 2025 Accountability Summit in Tokyo and an inspiring new mentorship program. Learn more at thevaluable500.com A fearless push against barriers The Valuable 500 founder, Caroline Casey has a fearless nature of pushing boundaries, which might

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By Lisa Guthrie Deabill
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Unveiling a multifaceted star

Actress, journalist, writer, disability rights advocate, diversity consultant, and keynote speaker. she is: Samantha Renke – winner of The Susan Mullen Award for Best Actress during the Los Angeles Diversity Film Festival in 2014; writer for The Huffington Post, PosAbility magazine, and Metro on a variety of topics such as living with disability, socio-cultural criticisms,

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Trailblazing disabled equestrian Veronica Gogan – galloping against all odds
By Alice Williams

In a world filled with ordinary stories, there are those that shine with extraordinary brilliance. Veronica Gogan, a remarkable woman and adaptive athlete, is one such beacon of inspiration. As a mother of two boys and a fierce competitor in para dressage, Veronica’s journey is defined by her indomitable spirit and unwavering determination. What sets

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By Alice Williams
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