Everyone has their sense of style. Adaptive clothing can mean almost anything. What works for one person may not work for another. My clothes are
Tag: Accessibility
Celebrating ADA 30
This year I was a bit bummed that all the big, in-person celebrations for the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act were canceled due
Community Involvement
From a young age, I have always been involved with things that make my community and the people around me better. Making a difference and
How I Work with iLevel
I currently work in the automotive finance industry. I have been in this field for the last eighteen years. I love it for many reasons,
Life in St. Louis
In St. Louis, we have lot of public-funded open areas and activities that are outside and very accessible to people in power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs
Protesting Tips for Wheelchair Users
As an organizer who has been fighting for Disability Rights and other civil rights issues for more than a decade, I have learned a lot
Accessible Playgrounds
With all that’s happening in the world right now, I’m trying to remember the happy things that we can look forward to doing when this
Favorite Accessibility Devices
Every person with a disability knows that adaptive equipment like wheelchairs and standers are essential to for daily living, but what about the items that
iLevel in Concert
It was my first time at the Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee. I went with my friend, Lauren. They had originally told me that the Rave
Technology & Accessibility
Every month or so, I come across a video going viral on social media about a prototype of a wheelchair that students developed to enable
Remembering College Life
My days of 8 A.M. classes, meal swipes and all-nighters have long since passed, but I look back on my college years mostly with fondness
Two Chairs, Double the Fun
My fiancé and I are both avid travelers. We travel for work regularly and we love to plan leisure trips together whenever we can. However,