Breaking Barriers Together: Introducing Zamonos! Picture this: a world where every place is accessible, every service is inclusive, and every person, regardless of ability, can navigate the world with ease and dignity. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, what if I told you that dream is closer than you think? Our planet is bustling with … Read more
The ADA Nerd starts us off on a journey towards finding out all the very best tips and tricks for traveling with a wheelchair!
Disability allyship takes many forms, but the impact remains consistent: enhanced support and understanding. Discover how our editor found his greatest ally and future life partner on this journey.
Discover the resilience required to overcome numerous challenges and setbacks, ultimately leading to success in your mission. In this case, the mission was to scale Kilimanjaro.
Finding accessible holiday destinations can be tricky, which is why we’ve compiled a list of 16 must-visit destinations that score highly from an access perspective.
From anticipating barriers to who to consult when looking for inclusive attractions, this brief blog piece looks at some of the aspects relating to accessible travel that we all should be aware of.
Let’s be honest: words matter. The language surrounding disability can often be fraught with complications and disagreements. Read Julia Betancourt’s fascinating piece on ‘The Power of Words’.
Learn about the various ways in which folks with disabilities navigate using the toilet during a flight. Spoiler: it’s not pretty.
Have you ever wondered if traveling across country in the US on an Amtrak train is accessible? Well wonder no more as Dori Smith gives us the lowdown from her journey from Columbus, Ohio to San Francisco, California!
Robin Stace, a 33-year-old man with disabilities, navigates complex logistics when traveling from Steveston to Lund, BC, facing challenges with transportation, lodging accessibility, and uneven terrain. Despite these hurdles, he encourages travel while advocating for improved accessibility standards.