Travel is Now More Accessible with the Winnebago Roam
By Michelle Colvard, Abilities Expo Ambassador Our family loves traveling—but travel always carries a few extra challenges due to my use of a wheelchair. For those of us who use…
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The Phoenix Pre-Show Party Begins at Ability360 with Hollister Incorporated
As the Abilities Expo rolls into Phoenix, we cordially invite you to a pre-show party featuring Community Advocates Gina Schuh and Madonna Long! Join your friends at Ability360 on Thursday, September 8th,…
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Adaptive Bike Donation to Give Gift of Play to Child with Leigh’s Syndrome
By Sonny Mullen, Help Hope Live It’s hope in motion: on Saturday, September 10 at 10:50 a.m. at WestWorld of Scottsdale (16601 N Pima Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260), a three-year-old with…
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Leverage Adaptive Fitness to Stay DRIVEN with Steph The Hammer
In 2020, Steph “The Hammer” (Hammerman) Roach launched a virtual fitness company geared toward the adaptive population. Staying Driven is a live, interactive, online based experience. It’s fitness with YOU in mind!…
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Paralympian Kari Miller-Ortiz Leaves No One on the Sidelines
By Shuan Butcher, Move United Kari Miller-Ortiz always knew she wanted to serve. “Growing up, my aunt was in the military and she was a woman I looked up to. So,…
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Hollister Sponsors Auti Angel Events Arena for Community Presenters and Performers
Expo fans, buckle up for an action-packed weekend in the Auti Angel Events Arena as local community leaders share a slew of adaptive sports, fun dance opportunities, info-packed service animal demonstrations plus…
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Researchers Need Your Help with Adaptive Clothing Survey
By Celine Saba, CSU Dominguez Hills Hello, everyone! I’m one member of a group of graduate student researchers working under the guidance of our professor Dr. Yan-hua Huang, who is…
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How to Support Neurodiversity in the Classroom
By Adrian Johansen Society is more neurodiverse than the education system may think. In fact, it’s estimated that 30-40% of the population is neurodivergent, as characterized by a medical condition (like…
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Tips to Take Care of a Parent with Dementia or Alzheimer’s
By Holly Kramer If you are reading this, you may have a parent who has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s. While this can be a difficult time for you…
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First Winnebago Accessibility Enhanced Roam Camper Van Hits the Open Road
Abilities Expo exhibitors La Mesa RV and Winnebago are pleased to announce the first delivery of the Winnebago Roam, the first accessibility enhanced camper van from Winnebago. Both La Mesa RV and Winnebago recognize that…
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Finding Purpose in a Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Diagnosis
By Molly D’Angelo I’d guess that every parent these days is aware of the phenomenon known as “mom shaming.” Social media gives us unprecedented access to other families’ daily lives.…
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Reeve Foundation Leads the Pack in Resources and Support for People with Paralysis
By Rita Gentles, Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation provides a National Paralysis Resource Center (NPRC) that offers a wide range of FREE programs, resources and support systems…