What the Next Attack on Disability Rights Will Look Like
A campaign to support a rollback of ADA enforcement is already underway, and could jeopardize accessibility for disabled people in the future.
On its 30th Anniversary, A Love Letter to the ADA
The ADA marked a watershed moment in American civil rights history, promising disabled people equal access to their communities and the life of society.
Historic Buildings, Accessibility and a Lesson from the Ramps of Ancient Greece
New research suggests that Ancient Greece embraced limited aspects of inclusive design at an early stage of recorded history.
Thoughts on Accessible Travel After 2 Months in Quarantine
Young adults may feel at ease while engaging in leisure travel, but disabled people will likely take a more cautious approach to travel this summer.
Sitting in a Wheelchair for a Day Won’t Reveal Much About Accessibility
To say that 'wheelchair for a day' simulations barely scratch the surface of the difficulties faced by disabled people is the understatement of the century.
The Government Has Leverage Over Airlines — Here’s What They Should Do With It
Airlines have requsted more than $50 billion in assistance from the federal government, but Congress must gain substantial concessions in return.
This One Bigoted Tweet Reveals So Much About Disability Discrimination
Who knew that asking for airplane seats to be wheelchair accessible could be so triggering? This ableist went off on me and other accessibility advocates.
The State of the Union and the Inclusion Problem
Accessibility is the first step towards a disability-inclusive society, but our exclusion from the roles that impact diversity maintain the status quo.
2019 Airing of Grievances — Accessible Travel Edition
In honor of Festivus, disabled travelers are invited to participate in a holiday tradition — the Airing of Grievances. Join the discussion!
Notre-Dame Cathedral Fire an Opportunity to Make Catholicism Accessible
Following a destructive fire, Notre-Dame Cathedral must be repaired and rebuilt. The Catholic Church can open itself to people with disabilities through accessibility.
