Inclusive Recreation
Why is “play” just the purview of children? Who says that all of the wonderful benefits that the action of playing provides the kiddos—like promoting social interaction, creativity, problem solving, self-esteem, positivity, relationship building and so on—aren’t just as important for adults? Frivolity, enjoyment and escape are as vital as they are easy to dismiss.
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Access Isn’t Extra: What Retail Gets Wrong (and Right) About Disability-Inclusive Shopping
Retail accessibility isn’t about compliance—it’s about usability. Learn seven practical, detail-driven ways retailers can improve physical and digital access to create welcoming, inclusive shopping experiences.
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The Power to Move: Award-Winning Mobility Independence Film Debuts at Abilities Expo Dallas
The Mobility Independence Foundation brings The Power to Move to Abilities Expo Dallas, showcasing open, repairable mobility technology and a community-driven movement fighting for accessibility, independence, and user-centered innovation forward.
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An Open Letter to Restaurateurs and Restaurant Staff
From “not-a-ramps” to tiny tables, The Disabled Foodie delivers a Top 5 list to help restaurants truly welcome every guest.
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House-Hunting for Accessible Properties: A How-To Guide
Competition for accessible housing is fierce. Unlock expert tips, funding hacks and remodeling must-dos in this essential how-to.
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Accessible Adventures Await in Greater Fort Lauderdale
From beaches to arts venues, Greater Fort Lauderdale welcomes visitors of all abilities with seamless accessibility, adaptive adventures and endless South Florida fun.
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Securing Your Future: Comprehensive Financial Planning for People with Disabilities
Only 3 in 10 Americans have a long-term financial plan, leaving most without a roadmap for the future. For people with disabilities, the stakes are even higher.
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The Amazing, Accessible Benefits of Partnering with Nature
Connecting with nature is an effective and free medicine. Make sure to read this article all about how nature can benefit you.
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3 Travel Rights Every Autistic Passenger Should Know
Travel should be for everyone but, for autistic passengers, airports and stations can be overwhelming. This quick guide breaks down three key rights that can make your journey smoother.
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Travel for Everyone Under the Sun
Greater Fort Lauderdale is leading the way in accessible travel—welcoming every body and every ability. From inclusive beaches to adaptive adventures, Visit Lauderdale ensures no one is left out of the fun.
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Abilities Expo Announces New World-leading Series of Accessibility Conferences
Abilities Expo is expanding its impact with exciting new partnerships designed to empower professionals in the industry. These collaborations will bring fresh opportunities for thought leadership, education and networking—helping drive innovation and connection within the disability sector.
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Detrimental Effects of Diet Culture on Disability Community
By Tracy Williams, Tracy’s Plate Diet culture puts unrealistic pressure on everyone—children, teens and adults alike—to live within a narrow range of false and dangerous ideals. It does not matter if you are disabled, petite, tall, man or woman. Fad diets are a component of diet culture, as well as pressures from the media. Fad…
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Springrose: Easy Dressing with Adaptive Bras
By Nicole Cuervo, Springrose For women with limited upper body mobility, putting on a traditional bra can be a painful struggle and a waste of time. Springrose’s Easy-On Mobility Bra is an adaptive bra that can be put on 8+ ways, so women can get dressed painlessly, independently and with dignity. It was co-designed with women and clinicians,…