Hometown Accessibility is the Battle that Matters
Living within an inaccessible environment often encourages a false expectation that the entire world is closed off to disabled people.
Edison, New Jersey – A ‘Poster Child’ for Inaccessibility
I write this article from Hailey’s Harp & Pub bar in Metuchen, New Jersey. I’m having a beer after…
As Patriotism Evolves, Travelers Should Take Pause
I grew up in a patriotic family. We soaked in the beauty of the United States from the mountains, to the prairies, to the oceans, white with foam.
Accessible Travel Should Be “Local”
A reader e-mail reminded me about the importance of accurate and trustworthy information when it comes to planning a wheelchair accessible vacation or trip.
What I Learned After A Trip To The Middle East
Lessons learned about freedom, culture, life and love after my trip to the United Arab Emirates.
Olympics, World Cup Promote Accessibility in Developing Nations
The Olympics have been held outside of the First World only twice in the last 20 years. Investment in wheelchair accessibility comes with these events.
Travel Bucket Lists should contain more than destinations
Items on your Bucket List should create opportunities for experiences that engage your senses and challenge your intellect. Do more than cross them off.
Taxi companies, local governments force disabled into the shadows
Local governments do little to protect the rights of disabled and wheelchair users, allowing taxi companies to violate the ADA equivalent service mandate.
Wheelchairs belong on sidewalks, not streets
Article detailing the life or death risk to disabled wheelchair users forced to roll in the street when sidewalks are not accessible.
