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Cover of 'Mélange: Accessibility for All' magazine, November 2025 issue, featuring a sleek, modern wheelchair next to a beautifully designed, accessible hotel bedside area with a high headboard and integrated grab bar, highlighting Capella Design's inclusive living spaces.
Crip Trip: The weight of care and the power of friendship
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Leadership without limits: Ben Trockman’s historic role in Evansville Government
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Two people in red outdoor jackets sit on rocky terrain overlooking a mountainous landscape. One person wears a green cap and the other a blue beanie. Behind them, snow-capped peaks and forested valleys stretch into the distance, creating a dramatic alpine backdrop.

The story behind Trailblazing: Matt Hadley’s adaptive comeback and Kim Logan’s vision

Trailblazing: The Matt Hadley Story, a 27-minute documentary by filmmaker Kim Logan, has garnered national recognition, winning the Golden Sheaf Award in the Documentary . . .

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A lively group of skiers poses on a snowy mountain slope, surrounded by pine trees and distant hills under a partly cloudy sky.

High Fives Foundation

The High Fives Foundation was founded in 2009 by Roy Tuscany after he sustained a life-altering spinal cord injury while training for professional skiing. During his recovery, Roy received overwhelming support from his community . . .

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A group of people wearing clear rain ponchos pose in a lush green forest, with ferns and a stream in the background.

Can you be a good parent with a disability?

Parenting is hard, unpredictable and relentlessly demanding. Now imagine parenting as a person with a disability. That’s not hypothetical for Dr. Marjorie Aunos, it’s her everyday reality After a car accident left her with a spinal cord injury . . .

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An elderly woman with gray hair, glasses, and a colorful patterned cardigan is smiling while carefully removing a wooden block from a Jenga tower. Beside her, an elderly man with a white beard, wearing a light green shirt, an orange bandana, and a black wristwatch, is playfully observing the game with a focused expression. They are sitting at a blue table, engaged in the game, with wooden blocks scattered around. The background features a light-colored wall with minimal decorations and a green plant.

Navigating love, family and connection on the autism spectrum

Love is not a language spoken the same way by all. For some, it is read in the spaces between words, in a glance that lingers . . . 

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A person holding a tablet displaying a report titled "The State of Mobile App Accessibility," with a coffee mug nearby.

What GAAD Reveals About the Internet’s Accessibility Crisis

Joe Devon doesn’t treat digital accessibility as a footnote in tech development. He presents it as a foundational flaw in the internet’s . . .

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Kristen DeAndrade is sitting outdoors on a rustic wooden bench, smiling warmly as she holds her book, Little Legs, Big Heart. She is wearing a black sleeveless top paired with a soft pink tulle skirt. The book cover is visible, featuring the title and a photo of Kristen as a child. The background shows greenery and a peaceful setting, reflecting a calm and inspiring moment as she enjoys sharing her story. Kristen's approachable demeanor and the vibrant setting emphasize her message of empowerment and self-acceptance. (Photo credit: Monica Lokitus)

Kristen DeAndrade is championing inclusion

Kristen DeAndrade is the walking and dancing proof that perseverance can break barriers and rewrite stories, especially . . .
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A young person in a school uniform with a white shirt and navy blue dress, standing against a dark blue background.

My Life in Three Parts: My AVM Story

In my younger years, life was kind. I had my mother, my aunties and uncles, my grandparents, neighbors, teachers, classmates, and . . .
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A person in a wheelchair poses with a costumed character resembling a rabbit, set against colorful balloons and decorations.

No One Gave Me a Guide—So I Became the Expert

In the last issue, I introduced you to the Special Needs Mama Bear—the fierce, unwavering advocate we become when ...
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A smiling woman with long, wavy blonde hair and a black turtleneck top is taking a selfie indoors. She is wearing a silver heart locket necklace and silver hoop earrings, and she is holding her hand up in the "I love you" sign. A decorative white floral relief on a wall serves as the background.

A Universal Symbol of Love: The ILY Handshape

While the words “I love you” can have different translations and may not always be understood universally, the ILY handshape remains a powerful and universal symbol of love. . . .
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A woman kneeling next to a smiling man in a wheelchair, set against an industrial-style backdrop with greenery and wildflowers. Both are casually dressed and appear happy, depicting inclusivity and friendship.

Laughing At My Nightmare Offers Emergency Relief

Activist and influencer Shane Burcaw is probably best known for his social media following of nearly two million. Squirmy . . .
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As Eyar Shtabinski, founder and CEO of Gestures Ltd., was researching the market for visually impaired people, he decided to investigate the area of smartphone....
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Cover of 'Mélange: Accessibility for All' magazine, November 2025 issue, featuring a sleek, modern wheelchair next to a beautifully designed, accessible hotel bedside area with a high headboard and integrated grab bar, highlighting Capella Design's inclusive living spaces.
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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
A magazine cover of "mélange" with the tagline "Accessibility for All," dated February 2025. The cover features a large 3D yellow "I AM" sculpture with black Indigenous artwork details, set against a mountainous outdoor background. Headlines include topics on accessibility, leadership, community inclusion, and the Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler 2025. Other highlighted stories mention special needs advocacy, disability in medicine, and personal struggles turned into community advocacy. The bottom of the cover displays event details for the Invictus Games, happening from February 8-16, 2025.
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
Melange Spring 2023 Magazine
Melange February 2023 Magazine
Miss Wheelchair World 2022
Miss Wheelchair World 2022
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
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 magazine cover of "mélange" with the tagline "Accessibility for All," dated February 2025. The cover features a large 3D yellow "I AM" sculpture with black Indigenous artwork details, set against a mountainous outdoor background. Headlines include topics on accessibility, leadership, community inclusion, and the Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler 2025. Other highlighted stories mention special needs advocacy, disability in medicine, and personal struggles turned into community advocacy. The bottom of the cover displays event details for the Invictus Games, happening from February 8-16, 2025.
Mélange magazine August 2025 cover featuring musician Tim Palm performing with adaptive microphone setup, promoting the theme 'Accessibility for All
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
Melange Spring 2023 Magazine
Melange February 2023 Magazine
Miss Wheelchair World 2022
Miss Wheelchair World 2022
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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