Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Accessible Richmond, Southern BBQ and the Founding Fathers
George Washington, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson hosted barbecues in the 1700s, and a new travel guide to Richmond, Virginia.
I Make Accessible Travel Look Easy — How You Can Learn From My Mistakes
My uncompromising approach to accessible travel holds travel providers accountable, but it comes at a cost.
Two Accessible Travel Chats You Won’t Want To Miss
Two live events will help you unlock your dream travel destinations and better understand rights afforded by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Accessible Boston, Year of the Dragon and the Snow Day That Wasn’t
A big travel guide update from my favorite hometown and a potential travel resolution for the Lunar New Year?
Wheelchair taxis are disappearing and a chance to share your perspective
Join me at Thursday’s virtual meeting of the National Council on Disability, where public comments and testimony will be heard.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Edgar Allan Poe’s misfortune and seeing is believing
A few notes from Richmond and the big question about airplane accessibility.
Is There Space for a Wheelchair Spot, Accessible Bathroom on Airplanes?
Resistance to accessibility mandates should have ended when carriers chose to install showers and suites with doors on commercial jets.
My Sisyphean Inbox and the "Unaccompanied Adult" Badge
In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was condemned to roll a massive boulder up a steep hill, only for it to roll back down every time he approached the summit.
Trip Report: One Night in Wheelchair Accessible Spokane, Washington
Disabled traveler’s review of wheelchair accessibility in Spokane, with information on accessible attractions and how to get around.
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