By Marcia Frost Shane Burcaw and his cousin, Sarah Burcaw, founders of non-profit, Laughing at My Nightmare (LAMN) Listen to this Article Activist and influencer Shane Burcaw is probably best known for his social media following of nearly two million. Squirmy & Grubs, as he and wife Hannah refer to themselves, shares the couple’s life […]
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By Paige Bishop Photo by Sabrina Mazzeo Listen to this article Europe as a whole is known for its accessibility, but if you’re searching for a travel destination that ensures enjoyable, stress-free experiences, London tops the list. With 1.2 million people registered as disabled residing in the capital, this city has many inclusive features that
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Listen to this Article No matter an individual’s capabilities, everyone should have the opportunity to feel at ease and free, particularly when it comes to their travels and adventures. And the perfect place for unwinding? Without a doubt, that would be beaches with their calming waves that instantly draw you into a cozy hug, and golden
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Listen to this Article Europe is a goldmine of history, breathtaking architecture, and diverse cultures. But for wheelchair users, the charm of ancient streets and historic landmarks can sometimes come with obstacles. Thankfully, many European cities have stepped up their accessibility game, ensuring smooth sidewalks, barrier-free public transport, and inclusive attractions for all travellers. From
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Elaine Schaefer & Jack Benzie Listen to this Article Elaine Schaefer & Jack Benzie, Seniors with Latitude, Global Lifestyle Specialists There are so many ways to travel we could go on forever. We prefer to travel together, just the two of us. Except for our travel to Africa, we pretty much plan our own trips. Nowadays,
Listen to this Article For too long, the world has tried to define disability as something to be pitied, overcome, or tucked away. However, people with disabilities are redefining what’s possible. Whether the world is ready or not, their stories are here to be seen, heard, and . . . it’s impossible to ignore. People
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Listen to this Article The digital world has given rise to a diverse range of storytellers, and among them are bloggers with disabilities who are breaking barriers, raising awareness, and redefining what it means to be a creator. From lifestyle and travel to advocacy and personal journeys, these individuals are using their platforms to educate,
Listen to this Article The gaming industry is undergoing a radical transformation, one that prioritizes inclusion over exclusivity. Once a space dominated by rigid designs and unyielding control schemes, gaming is now becoming a place where everyone, regardless of ability, can fully participate. Thanks to relentless innovation, developers and tech giants are finally making accessibility
Listen to this Article As we step into 2025, I am excited to reflect on the similarities between Deaf and hearing cultures worldwide. Though our methods of communication may differ, the values we share – respect for identity, storytelling, and connection, are universal. By exploring these commonalities, we can see how deeply interconnected we
Listen to the Article Media can make or break the way people see the world. It builds heroes, shapes perspectives and paints entire communities with a few strokes of a script. Yet for decades, disability representation has been a mix of invisibility, pity, or cliché-ridden nonsense But the world is waking up. The call for better,
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