The history of disability in this country has many pages. These pages expose both the dark and beautiful sides of humanity. They demonstrate digression, persistence, grit, and the need to be treated equally in our society.

 “When engagement with art is happening – there is an opportunity for change.”  - Jim Hodges

Advocacy begins with you and only you. Then everything else will begin to fall into place. Just remember you are never alone in this process.

Disability is much more common than you think!

More and more people this past year have been going to city parks, state parks, national parks and outdoor recreation areas because it is easier to socially distance. What about outdoor accessibility?

Setting up temporary events, street fairs, and public gatherings are great for the community and local businesses. Don’t forget that even events of this type have responsibilities under the ADA.

The light at the end of the tunnel IS there, you just have to believe it.

How can you plan ahead to avoid ADA complaints?

Feeling like a lone wolf as an ADA Coordinator? How to find your pack and become a pack leader.

How the recent extreme cold snap that blocked access to basic services for millions of people relates to the historic lack of access for people with disabilities.