Listen to this Article I moved to the Midwest 16 years ago. I grew up on Long Island and went to New York City on occasion. Most of the time it was the Time Square area, to see a play, have dinner, and enjoy the bright lights. When I decided to visit friends and family […]

Listen to this Article Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Kelowna invites people of all abilities to explore its natural beauty and vibrant culture. From May to September, this inclusive city offers a variety of adaptive activities designed to ensure everyone can enjoy a memorable summer adventure. One of the highlights is

Listen to this Article BAT4ALL has dedicated the past two years to fostering accessibility and inclusivity in the vibrant south of Tenerife. Their efforts have culminated in the founding of Tenerife Accessible Experiences, a pioneering travel agency that promises to revolutionize the tourism landscape for individuals with disabilities. A Groundbreaking Accessible Boat The crown jewel

Listen to this Article Nestled in the heart of Northwestern Ontario, on the edge of the world’s largest freshwater lake, Lake Superior, Thunder Bay is known as one of Canada’s premier outdoor cities. It is a community committed to making sure everyone feels welcome, no matter what challenges they may face, ensuring that individuals with

Back Patio at Sunset Listen to this Article Did you know if you filter an Airbnb search for all accessibility features, you can count the house results in the entire United States on one hand? Or if you filter only by step-free and wide entrances, you’re still left with less than 100 entire homes to

A log cabin with a wheelchair accessible ramp at LaPine State Park Courtesy of Travel Southern Oregon Coast Listen to this Article (Republished with permission from TravelOregon.com) From accessible kayaking to old-growth forest trails, the range of opportunities has never been greater for campers needing accommodations in Oregon. Thanks to an initiative to update and

Listen to this Article Hi, I’m Connor McClure from Texas. As a millennial baby (born in 2000), I’m a Gen-Zer with a happy childhood, complete with two older siblings, dogs and cats, and loving parents. While I displayed signs early on that later pointed the way back to autism, I wasn’t officially diagnosed with what

Listen to this Article Canadian Lisa Franks was a Paralympian, a title she wore with pride. Her journey in athletics began with a spinal cord injury at fourteen, but it quickly turned into a winning narrative. Before her injury, she was very active, a true athlete at heart. Introduced to wheelchair sports by visiting Paralympians,

Listen to this Article Katie is the mom of Houston Vandergriff, a world renown photographer with Down Syndrome. The following is her story, from diagnosis day to changing the world through following her son’s passion. TURNING A DIAGNOSIS UPSIDE DOWN Despite the doctors’ dire predictions, today our family joins Houston on his journey to be

Listen to this Article Q: How do you navigate travel with all of the medical equipment needed? A: No matter how much gear you travel with, it can be done! Some people prefer to stick with road trips or travel with an RV to cut back on the hassle of transporting bulky gear or fitting