by Gloria | Sep 7, 2023 | advocacy, community, Success Story, Transit, Uncategorized, Your Town
Anyone who knows me, has read my blogs, heard my podcasts has seen videos on my You Tube channel, knows that I have consistently been fighting for safe pedestrian access. I believe that everyone should be able to get around their community without having to worry...
by Gloria | Apr 14, 2021 | Accessibility, Adventures, advocacy, community, Travel, Your Town, Your World
We spoke In our most recent segment about companies who care and proactively identify ways to ensure that individuals with disabilities have appropriate access to their products and services. In the same way, there are cities that care and cities that seemingly...
by Gloria | Aug 3, 2019 | Accessibility, Adventures, community, Travel, Your World
Travelers with disabilities and “less-abilities” can learn so much from talking with each other. And I have found many wonderful accessible travel bloggers writing about their experiences throughout the world. When I’m planning a trip, I almost...
by Gloria | Nov 26, 2017 | Accessibility, advocacy, community, Your Town, Your World
Four years ago, we moved to a new home in a different city and state. We chose our location carefully to take advantage of abundant shopping options, numerous bus lines and close proximity to medical and municipal services. The location of our condo provided me with...
by Gloria | Nov 5, 2017 | Accessibility, community, Transportation, Your Life, Your Town
When we have lived a large part of our adult lives without major disabilities, encountering restrictions on everyday activities, like jumping in the car and going, can be very hard to accept. And developing the mindset for smoothly seeking alternatives may not come...
by Gloria | Jun 24, 2017 | Accessibility, community, living well
Throughout our lives all of us have probably had times when we wanted to be more or less anonymous and more or less memorable. Things have been said that individuals with disabilities are often ignored or treated as “invisible”. My experience has been quite the...