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Stories and Articles to Inspire, Educate and Share Ideas
This blog is designed to educate and share ideas, both positive and negative. We share eye-opening stories, advice, and resources to publicize things we don’t often talk or think about. Our goal is to create awareness and increase accessibility by making simple changes.
We’d love to hear your experiences. If you’d like to contribute to the blog with your comments, please remember to be kind to one other.
Can We Drive? Wheel-Yeah, We Can!
When people learn that I am Deaf and also live with a disability, one of the first questions I sometimes get is: Can you drive?
A Big Thank You from Keith Bonchek, Founder and CEO of Ability Together
As 2025 winds down, I find myself looking back with a big smile, and maybe a little awe, at everything we’ve accomplished together. What a
Traveling Beyond Limits: Fun, Accessible, and Full of Adventure
Travel is supposed to be exciting, messy, and full of stories you’ll laugh about later. That doesn’t change if you are Deaf, blind, or living
You Deserve Freedom: Why Uber Can Be a Great Choice for Anyone
If you’re d/Deaf or living with a disability, you already know how tough transportation can be. But here’s the truth: you deserve independence, freedom, and
La Jolla Zip Zoom Zipline
For my birthday this year, I knew I had to do something a little crazy (per usual). The inspiration? My speech therapist, Tessa, who went
Finding Your Perfect Fit: A Guide to Choosing the Best Hearing Aid for Your Situation
Hearing aids have come a long way, and in 2025 the options are more varied and more advanced than ever before.
Updated for 2025: Breaking Down Barriers in Healthcare
Healthcare is a universal right. Yet for many people with disabilities and for those who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, this essential system is
The History of Disability Access in the United States: Progress, Laws, and Global Comparisons
In the United States, significant strides have been made to ensure accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities. However, these protections are not universal.
The History of People-First Language and Why It Matters
Language shapes how we see the world, influencing attitudes, policies, and relationships. When discussing disability, the words we use can either empower individuals or reinforce
