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The image shows a para cross-country skier in a sit-ski, skiing across a snow-covered path. The athlete is wearing a white and maroon race bib with the number 31, as well as a helmet and sunglasses. The name "Pembroke" is visible on one sleeve. The athlete is gripping ski poles and appears to be in motion. Another skier with bib number 26 is seen in the background. The setting is a snow-covered forest, and the event appears to be a para-nordic skiing race, possibly taking place at the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club, as seen on the bib.

Leo Samarelli: The boxing champion who turned tragedy into triumph

Cover of Mélange magazine, November 2024 issue, titled 'Accessibility for All.' The cover features aerialist and performer Jen Bricker-Bauer performing in mid-air, holding silk fabric with strength and grace. She is dressed in a shimmering gold costume, embodying resilience and empowerment. Text highlights include an interview with Bricker-Bauer on 'rewriting the rules of success,' a Q&A with Keely Cat-Wells, founder and CEO of Making Space, and insights from Bernadine Fox on overcoming trauma. Additional topics on the cover include how Vet Tix supports veterans' mental health, the Port Protect invention, and The Axis Project's 'Race for a Reason' accessibility initiative
A male athlete in a sit-ski position, wearing a blue bib with the number 7, is seen on a snowy cross-country ski track. He has a full beard with frost, red-tinted ski goggles, and a black headband with a maple leaf symbol, indicating he's from Canada. The athlete is holding a ski pole in one hand and appears to have just completed a race, as he is lying down on the snow. The background features a beautiful winter landscape with snow-covered mountains and a dense forest of pine trees.
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The importance of continuing web accessibility monitoring

In today’s digital age, web accessibility has become a critical aspect of website development and maintenance.
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A woman in a wheelchair smiles brightly with her arms open wide, enjoying a scenic path by a rocky, natural stone wall. The path is paved with stones and runs alongside a body of green water, partially shaded by the overhanging rock above. Green trees are visible on the left side, enhancing the natural beauty of the setting. (North Macedonia, June 2022)

Renee Bruns climbs to new heights

American Renee Bruns tells us how she set a Guinness World Record for the most countries visited by a person in a wheelchair in a year.
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Dateability logo featuring a stylized wheelchair icon forming the 'D' in 'Dateability,' with red hearts above the letters 'i.' The slogan below reads, 'Making love accessible.' The background is dark blue.

Q&A with Dateability Founders, Jacqueline and Alexa Child

You are worthy of love. There are so many negative connotations about disability and it too often affects our self esteem and identity.
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Able Eyes: Know before you go

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Niki & Jimmy: disability, love..

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A Story of thankfulness

A theme of the collaborative work of Drs. Kathryn Johnson and Amy Hebert Knopf is “thankfulness.” One of the most thankful . . .
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Rosemarie Rosetti: Educator, Author, Universal Design Expert

Rossetti speaks to and consults with companies to ensure that their spaces are accessible for their employees and the public.Read More

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Cover of 'mélange' magazine, February 2025 issue. The theme is 'Accessibility for All.' The background features a large yellow sculpture spelling 'I AM' with a mountainous landscape. Headlines on the cover highlight topics such as leadership, inclusion, special needs parenting, and community advocacy. The Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler 2025 logo appears on the cover, along with event dates 'Feb 8-16, 2025.'
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Cover of Mélange magazine, November 2024 issue, titled 'Accessibility for All.' The cover features aerialist and performer Jen Bricker-Bauer performing in mid-air, holding silk fabric with strength and grace. She is dressed in a shimmering gold costume, embodying resilience and empowerment. Text highlights include an interview with Bricker-Bauer on 'rewriting the rules of success,' a Q&A with Keely Cat-Wells, founder and CEO of Making Space, and insights from Bernadine Fox on overcoming trauma. Additional topics on the cover include how Vet Tix supports veterans' mental health, the Port Protect invention, and The Axis Project's 'Race for a Reason' accessibility initiative
The image is a magazine cover for "mélange" with the subtitle "Accessibility for All." The cover features a smiling woman wearing a light purple top, with her hair styled in a high ponytail. The main headlines include: "7 CANADIAN STARTUPS are set to revolutionize personal mobility: First cohort of the Mobility Unlimited Hub, a partnership between MaRS Discovery District and the Toyota Mobility Foundation." "Madison Tevlin on breaking stereotypes and inspiring others." The magazine issue is from August 2024. The text is predominantly in bold, contrasting yellow, purple, and white colors, against a black background.
The cover of the May 2024 issue of "Mélange" magazine features a young girl named Afia Kabir Anila. She is smiling and sitting outdoors by a serene lake, surrounded by greenery. She is wearing a dark green shirt with a large red circle in the center, resembling the flag of Bangladesh. The headline reads "Accessibility for All" and includes the tagline "Indomitable Girl" to describe Afia.
Magazine cover of Mélange, February 2024 edition, featuring Chloë Angus and Human in Motion Robotics. The cover highlights 'Accessibility for All' with a focus on redefining mobility for wheelchair users. Chloë Angus is shown wearing an advanced exoskeleton suit by Human in Motion Robotics, with a wheelchair in the background and a small remote control in her hand. She is in a standing position, looking confident and smiling
A magazine cover titled "mélange" with the tagline "Accessibility for All" features a travel photographer named Houston Vandergriff. He is smiling and holding a professional Nikon camera, with a camera strap around his neck. Houston, dressed in a blue t-shirt, stands outdoors with palm trees and mountains blurred in the background. The cover highlights his focus on art, adventure, and advocacy.
Cover of Mélange magazine with the headline 'Accessibility for All.' Below, there is a photo of twin sisters Liz and Maddie. Liz, on the left, has a facial difference, while Maddie, on the right, smiles warmly. Both are wearing casual cardigans. The subheading reads, 'Twins Liz and Maddie champion the power of KINDNESS
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Cover of Mélange Magazine, April 2022 edition. The headline reads 'Accessibility for All.' Featured on the cover is Christine Chama, dressed in a graduation cap and gown with traditional green and patterned details. Next to her is a quote: 'Self-acceptance is the key to happiness. Accept yourself. Nurture your abilities. I like to say my disability is my strength.' The overall theme emphasizes inclusivity and empowerment."
Cover of Mélange Magazine, January 2022 issue. The headline reads, 'Accessibility for All.' The main feature is Cole Sibus, a smiling actor with Down syndrome, wearing glasses and a dark shirt. The text next to his image reads, 'Cole Sibus - Actor with Down syndrome: "We Have No Limits."' Other highlighted articles include Elena and Brooke, founders of 'WAGS of SCI (Wives & Girlfriends of Spinal Cord Injury)' with the subtitle, 'gives us a peek into their world,' and Judy Sango with the quote, 'Disability is not inability.' At the bottom, it mentions 'CNIB Frontier Accessibility + Craft & Crew join forces to break barriers to accessibility.' The cover features a black and white image of Cole against a dark background, with the magazine title in large yellow and blue font at the top.
Cover of mélange magazine, October 2021 issue. The title reads, “Accessibility for All.” The main image shows a mother, Niki, with tattoos on her arms, carrying her son, Jimmy, on her back as they stand outdoors on a rocky landscape with greenery in the background. The sunlight casts a warm glow over them. Headline text highlights their story as a "Profound mother/son bond" focusing on themes of disability and unconditional love, with a quote: "We fill our days with songs and lots of encouragement." Additional features include Danielle Webb on dwarfism with the message "Accept yourself. Embrace you," and an article on the app Able Eyes with "Know before you go

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Welcome to Mélange, where creativity meets inclusivity! Our vibrant platform celebrates the diversity of people, places, events, and lifestyles. From savoring the finest cuisines and exploring fashion trends to diving into the arts and traversing the globe, we bring culture and travel to life for the able-bodied and  people with disabilities—we are inclusive!

Mélange is your go-to destination for visually stunning, expertly curated content designed to captivate, inspire, and uplift. Our range of magazines for the disability community aim to empower, raise awareness, stimulate discussion, effect change and acceptance. Our travel and lifestyle magazines entice you to travel and to do so sustainably.

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