March 2023

A man in a blue and white striped shirt smiles for the camera.

Mapping Social Inclusion : The Strength And Passion Of Google’s Local Guides
By Saada Branker

Listen to this Article Ermes Tuon, a mobility advocate who lives in Treviso, Italy tells a story about his determination to help rebuild a part of his country that was destroyed by an earthquake in 2016. The world remembers what happened then—the loss of lives, and the scope of devastation relayed by the footage and

Mapping Social Inclusion : The Strength And Passion Of Google’s Local Guides
By Saada Branker
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The sun sets over a distant mountain range. In the foreground, a person on a bicycle and dog follow a person in a 3-wheeled chair over the scrub.

Adventuring with new gear on Vancouver Island
By Fiona Scott

Listen to this Article As travel destinations learn about the advantages of environments and attractions being built with full inclusivity in mind, adventurer seekers have a growing number of opportunities to experience. Whether the adventures sought are simply breathing in the fresh air along a forested trail or catching a wave along the shoreline, accessible

Adventuring with new gear on Vancouver Island
By Fiona Scott
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An adapted paddleboard on a lake holds two people; one sits in a built-in seat and paddles, one stands behind and paddles. They pass by dry rocky hills.

CRIS Adaptive : Breaking Down Barriers to Outdoor Recreation & Sport for People of all Abilities
By Laura McEwan

Listen to this Article Can you tell us about the history of your organization? For 22 years, CRIS Adaptive has been dedicated to creating opportunities for outdoor recreation for individuals and groups who face physical, cognitive, intellectual, and sensory challenges and disabilities, regardless of other background factors such as age, identity, or socioeconomic factors. We

CRIS Adaptive : Breaking Down Barriers to Outdoor Recreation & Sport for People of all Abilities
By Laura McEwan
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