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Cienna Ditri - embracing life, travel and fashion despite her disability

“My happiness isn’t dependent on my health. I have known for most of my life that being “sick” or disabled doesn’t make me, my life, my happiness..
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Cienna Ditri - embracing life, travel and fashion despite her disability

“My happiness isn’t dependent on my health. I have known for most of my life that being “sick” or disabled doesn’t make me, my life, my happiness..
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California has got me dreaming

As an autistic solo traveller, I have been to many of our earth’s most breathtaking sites
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Silent Adventures

Travelling for Elisa is sometimes accompanied by silence. She has severe to profound bilateral hearing loss and at times, deliberately, does not wear her hearing aids. 

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Accessible travel is hard.

Traveling means just as much to me now as it did prior to my spinal cord injury
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Don’t let food allergies stop..

Family vacations can be incredibly stressful, especially with children
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A woman sitting on a grey sofa with colorful decor. She has curly auburn hair, wears a mustard yellow long-sleeve shirt and vibrant multicolored overalls. She is holding a digital tablet with a stylus, looking away from the camera with a joyful smile. Around her are rainbow-themed items—a rainbow wall hanging, a rainbow-striped notebook, and a rainbow-colored cup. Her socks are black with colorful accents, complementing the overall cheerful and bright theme of the setting.

Health challenges can’t ground her wanderlust spirit!

Hello “I’m Abby, a self-taught digital artist, graphic designer, bookworm and cat mum to two fluffy babies. You’ll find me on social media @thecolourblindzebra.
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A young man with short brown hair and a slight mustache is taking a selfie on a sunny day near the edge of a cliff. The cliff overlooks a calm blue ocean, with other tourists visible in the background walking near the edge. The sky is clear with a few scattered clouds. The person is wearing a red shirt and a gray jacket. The location appears to be the Aran Islands, known for their rugged coastal scenery.

Connor McClure: Autism and adventure

Autism is often considered an invisible disability because people with it don’t look any differently; they just sometimes come across as “awkward” or “quirky.”
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Why we prioritize travel - Bethany Hildebrandt

Why we prioritize travel

Hi I’m Bethany Hildebrandt and I am a “veteran” disability mom. You never get things totally figured out
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The accessible word on travel outside of the city

The accessible word on travel outside of the city

Travel experiences for anybody can be an exciting endeavor; being inspired by new sights and sounds
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Accessible Japan

Facilities for people with mobility challenges in Japan are becoming more widespread as the country embraces accessibility.
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Accessible Martinique

Martinique Access’ île is the information source for everything accessible on the Caribbean island of Martinique.
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The photo of a field of sunflowers with a girl wearing a ponytail and bright dress is punctuated by the headline, A destination mindful of all your senses. . . Visit Mesa
Accessible Metro Vancouver

Accessible Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver can boast of embracing accessibility, and rightly so. From one’s arrival at the Vancouver International Airport
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Eli Meiri, Accessible Tour Guide in Israel

Eli Meiri, Accessible Tour Guide in Israel

Many people traveling with disabilities often find it difficult to navigate their surroundings when they are in a different city
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Adventure Easily, VisitTampaBay.com is the headline of a photo of a city harbor. A boy shoots a water gun at a ship. A woman in a wheelchair looks on. A red and orange wall rises behind them.

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The image shows the cover of the October 2024 issue of "mélange Accessible Journeys," a magazine focused on travel and adaptive sports. The cover features the headline "Travel + Adaptive Sports: Empowerment in Motion" in bold yellow letters. In the foreground, there is a man in a wheelchair wearing a racing suit and a backward cap, looking determined. Behind him is a high-performance race car, adorned with sponsorship logos and the text "JUST HAND" in large letters. The sky above has dramatic clouds, giving the scene a dynamic and empowering feel. The magazine is presented in partnership with TravelAbility, emphasizing the intersection of travel and accessibility.
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Cover of the magazine 'Accessible Journeys' presented in partnership with TravelAbility. The headline reads 'Empowering Travel for Little People'. The subheadline reads 'Immersive Nature Experiences: Chasing a dream in the jungles of Borneo'. The cover features a smiling young man with curly hair wearing a dark t-shirt and a woman with sunglasses wearing a sleeveless top. They appear to be enjoying their time together. The price of the magazine is $5.00, and the ISSN barcode is visible at the bottom left.
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The image shows the cover of the April 2024 edition of "Accessible Journeys," presented in partnership with TravelAbility. The main headline reads "People with Disabilities are Redefining the Concept of Luxury Vacations." The cover features a woman sitting on a stone wall in a picturesque desert landscape, holding a white parasol. She is dressed elegantly in a light-colored, patterned outfit. The background includes distant mountains under a clear blue sky
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Cover of Mélange Accessible Journeys magazine, January 2024 edition. The cover features a smiling woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black turtleneck and a heart-shaped necklace. She is making the sign for 'I love you' in American Sign Language. The title reads 'SILENT Adventures: Deaf Travellers on the go!' Presented in partnership with TravelAbility
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AJ Summer 2023 Cover
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The photo shows a man on a camel surrounded by sand, under a blue sky. The headline reads, Talking adaptive adventures with outdoor enthusiasts. A quote reads, "Participating in adaptive activities makes me kind of forget that I have a disability." Cory Lee.
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The cover of Mélange magazine, Winter 2022 edition, features the title "Accessible Journeys" prominently displayed in bold, large maroon letters. Below the title, a quote by Jennifer Allen reads, "A disability changes the way we do life. No, it doesn't end it!" The subtitle below the quote states, "The joys of travel for families with disabilities." The magazine is presented in partnership with TravelAbility. The cover image shows a happy family posing in front of a scenic mountain landscape with lush greenery and a waterfall in the background. The family consists of two adults and three children, all smiling and raising their hands joyfully. One child has a leg brace, highlighting the theme of accessibility and inclusive travel for families with disabilities.
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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.

We specialize in a range of services to bring your visions to reality, including innovative book and magazine design and publishing, dynamic tourism consulting and marketing, cutting-edge public relations and advertising, and eye-catching graphic design. Additionally, we champion accessibility with our top-tier website design and development, ensuring an inclusive online experience for all.

At Mélange, every story is a masterpiece waiting to be shared in a variety of ways!

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