Thirty years after the ADA, there are still huge gaps in the transportation sector in many communities. Just recently, a group of people in Chicago
Tag: Accessibility
Accessible Wedding Venue
It’s been almost a year since my fiancé proposed to me and our wedding is just eight months away! This past year has been full
Out and About with iLevel®
Twice a week, I stop at my local Dunkin Donuts to grab a large hot tea for my train ride to the city. In order
Amtrak and Accessibility
This past Christmas my fiancé and I got my in-laws tickets to see Hamilton in New York City. Since we live in Rochester, we had
Accessibility in Los Angeles
When I lived in Los Angeles, there were definitely a lot of perks. I mean, sunny California for one! I learned quickly, however, that accessibility
A Step Towards Accessibility
A few years ago, while strolling around the village near where I live, I noticed a new coffee shop was about to open. Excited, I
Benefits of Hiring People with Disabilities
Every year during the month of October, it is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. This is designed to raise awareness about disability employment issues and
Public Transit & My Wheelchair
I find that public transportation in most areas nowadays are pretty convenient. The only downside is, of course, the weather especially if you’re in a
Chicago & Accessible Eats
Like anyone, I enjoy eating good meal! And while I am able to cook for myself in my home with iLevel® technology on my power
Buying an Accessible Condo
We all need a place to live and feel safe. If you are able bodied, the process of buying your first property can be very
Accessible State Parks
In this blog, I am going to be talking about the accessibility in two state parks that I have been to. The first state park
Wheelchair-Accessible Chicago
I travel a lot in my work for Quantum, but I love coming home and hanging out in Chicago! There are a lot of fun