Las Vegas is known for fun. From the shows to the casinos to the food, the action is never-ending. That being said, it’s never been
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Dustin Fast – A Legacy of Living for Others
Dustin Fast – A Legacy of Living for Others Utqiagvik, Alaska is one of the northernmost cities in the entire world. In fact, it actually
Restaurants and Wheelchairs
Dining Out at Restaurants With a Wheelchair With the weather getting warmer my family and I have slowly returned to eating indoors at restaurants. Initially,
Riley’s Favorite Summer Lodging Spots
Summer Lodging Spots The summer getaway season is almost here! It’s time to start planning your summer vacation! I am an avid traveler and outdoor
Engaging in My College Experience: My Participation on Campus
I have been an active alumnus at UNC Charlotte, participating in student organizations, brand ambassadorships, and fighting for accessibility rights. As a disabled person, I
My Quantum Power Wheelchair and Exploring Desert Botanical Garden
Because my grandma had just moved here to Phoenix, we gave her a membership to the Desert Botanical Garden. We thought she would appreciate getting
My Favorite Moments from 2022
When a new year starts, we consider all the things we love about the previous year and all things we want to change. We consider
Touring the New Quantum Facility
Last month, I went to an open house hosted by Quantum Rehab. The company had recently completed renovations and invited members of the public and
My Experience at the Phoenix Abilities Expo
When my mom asked if I wanted to check out the Phoenix Abilities Expo, I shrugged. I had never been to an “expo,” so I
The Importance of the Americans with Disabilities Act
In July 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was officially signed into law. I was born in 2006, so I don’t know what it was
The Significance of Disability Pride
Let’s talk about Disability pride! In honor of the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) being passed in 1990, July is Disability Pride
How the ADA Has Changed Our Lives
As a person who was injured after the ADA was put in place, I can’t imagine how people and things went down without it. Simple