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Marco Pasqua on accessible family travel
with a four-year-old in tow

AJ July 2025 /

Listen to this Article There are people who travel for the view, the thrill, the cuisine. Then there’s Marco Pasqua who travels to reframe what inclusion looks like, one passport stamp at a time. Marco is a Canadian accessibility consultant, inspirational speaker, and entrepreneur who’s been advocating for inclusion since childhood. Born with cerebral palsy, […]

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Two women enjoying a sunny day at the beach, one is using a wheelchair and rolling along an accessible beach pathway, while the other walks alongside her in a yellow dress. In the background, there is a lifeguard tower, greenery, and the ocean under a blue sky

Welcome to Accessible Adventures
in Greater Fort Lauderdale

AJ July 2025 /

Listen to this Article If you’re looking for sunshine, Greater Fort Lauderdale awaits with a big welcome. This South Florida favourite is packed with adventure, and yes, that includes adventure for travellers with disabilities. Whether you use a wheelchair, mobility aid, have sensory needs, or other invisible disabilities, this sunshine-soaked spot has you covered. Let’s

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A smiling woman wearing sunglasses and a gray jacket stands in front of the scenic Glenfinnan Viaduct in Scotland, with lush green fields and a mountainous backdrop under a partly cloudy sky.

Travelling boldly with cerebral palsy and epilepsy

AJ July 2025 /

Listen to this Article Melissa Lyon, B.Ed., M.Ed., is a young adult who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy. She walks without assistance, but tires easily, has balance issues, and her lack of depth perception can cause her to trip. She also has a sensory processing disorder that causes her to be hypersensitive to sound, especially

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Jacob’s Journey

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Welcome to my first blog post! Let’s get this part out of the way first: why I am here. I had a major stroke I had when I was a baby and my brain’s wiring is different. The medical community will say I have permanent damage because of that stroke — I have two big

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Accessible Escapes June 2025

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Listen to this Article Accessible Escapes June 2025 Your Coffee Break Read Copyright © 2024 Mélange Publishing Group. All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website or magazine. Our mailing address is: Mélange Publishing Group, 300-3665 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC V5R 5W2, Canada You are receiving this email because you

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Accessible Escapes May 2025

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Listen to this Article Accessible Escapes May 2025 Your Coffee Break Read Copyright © 2024 Mélange Publishing Group. All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website or magazine. Our mailing address is: Mélange Publishing Group, 300-3665 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC V5R 5W2, Canada You are receiving this email because you

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Tidbits June 16, 2025

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Listen to this Article LOOKING FOR DISABILITY-FRIENDLY DESTINATIONS? Arizona, the Grand Canyon State Lansing, Michigan Visit Lauderdale Penticton, BC Friuli Venezia Giulia MORE TRAVEL DEALS? Check out accessibleGO WANT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO? Check out Able Eyes MORE TRAVEL DEALS? Check out accessibleGO Click here to subscribe to Tidbits Do you have something to share? Email Marina

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Disabled and Disorderly Art Show

AFA May 2025 /

Listen to this Article A conversation with Bart Vulliamy: What inspired you to organize a disabled-artist-only art show? I am a disabled artist. I had continually been let down with how inaccessible art shows, art markets, and galleries are still inaccessible to the majority of disabled artists, financially and physically The last three trips I

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Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Foundation Launches AI Accessibility Checker with ServiceNow to Advance Inclusive Code Standards

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Las Vegas, NV (May 15, 2025) – In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), the Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Foundation announced today the launch of AI Model Accessibility Checker (AIMAC)—a new tool that evaluates and compares how well coding-focused Large Language Models (LLMs) generate accessible code—in collaboration with ServiceNow. AIMAC provides benchmarks for

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Tidbits April 15 2025

AJ April 2025 /

Listen to this Article April 15th Tidbits Butt in the Chair: How disability changed my writing habits BLM Recreation sites available to all: Exploring accessibility on California’s public lands Capacity building program: Addressing accessibility Five years of remote work changed workplace accessibility. Employees with disabilities will feel its loss. NJ organization helping anyone with disability

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Marco Pasqua on accessible family travel
with a four-year-old in tow

Welcome to Accessible Adventures
in Greater Fort Lauderdale

Travelling boldly with cerebral palsy and epilepsy

Jacob’s Journey

Accessible Escapes June 2025

Accessible Escapes May 2025

Tidbits June 16, 2025

Disabled and Disorderly Art Show

Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Foundation Launches AI Accessibility Checker with ServiceNow to Advance Inclusive Code Standards

Tidbits April 15 2025

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