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A new company in Pasadena, Calif., is offering to make it easier for people with mobility issues to enjoy healthy time in the sun with the Sunflower smart umbrella from Shadecraft By Andy Nemann It may not seem like it in some parts of the country, but summer is right around the corner and you’ll […]
A Vermont company may have the solution to accessible homes By Christopher Di Virgilio The Wheel Pad is a fully accessible room that’s designed to attach to existing structures. (Photo Wheel Pad). Newly injured people face many challenges as they work to regain control of their new life. Coming home shouldn’t be one of them. […]
From museums and shopping to beer and festivals, Munich is a beautiful fun and accessible Barbarian city with something for everyone By Barbra and Jim Twardowski, R.N There’s a charm to Munich one doesn’t expect to find in a cosmopolitan city. Perhaps it’s the friendliness of the people, the time-honored Bavarian traditions or the […]
Despite the actions of some people and groups, it’s not always necessary to file a lawsuit to have an ADA violation fixed at a business or public facility
Wheelchair users hate to fly. Here’s why By Jessica Monsell If you had ever been forced to crawl up a flight of stairs by an airline employee, you could easily understand why so many passengers with disabilities stay off the airlines. It happened to Liane Henry Morran, after landing in Chicago on her Delta flight […]
President Obama proclaims December 7th National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
What I learned when I reported discrimination to TSA – and why you should report too
Writing for the disability community requires a certain sense of style
It’s been three decades since the Air Carrier Access Act became law, and while air travel for people with disabilities has improved, PVA is working to ensure it gets event better
Federal Aviation Administration bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from all flights
