Summer is the season when restaurants live and die by their outdoor seating. Patios fill up, sidewalk tables appear overnight, and rooftop spaces that sat empty all winter suddenly have a two-hour wait. For most diners, this is one of … Read More
What Accessible Parenting Really Looks Like: 6 Simple Truths No One Talks About
With Father’s Day this weekend I thought it was a good time to write an article about accessible parenting. The first time I held my son Noah, I didn’t do it the way most fathers do. I couldn’t. I was … Read More
Accessible Mobile Apps: 8 Simple Things That Make Them Truly Work (And Why Most Still Miss Them)
Your phone is probably the most personal piece of technology you own. It manages your calendar, your finances, your health, your relationships, your work. For people with disabilities, accessible mobile apps aren’t just convenient — they are the difference between … Read More
Why Accessible Fitting Rooms Are Still Failing Shoppers with Disabilities (And 5 Easy Fixes)
Shopping for clothes should be one of the more straightforward experiences in retail. You find something you like, you try it on, you decide. For most people, that is exactly how it works. For me — a full-time wheelchair user … Read More
Inclusive Workplace Language: Simple Shifts That Make Every Employee Feel Welcome
I was born without hands. I’ve spent most of my life navigating a world that wasn’t designed with me in mind — and the workplace is no exception. But here’s the thing: the barriers aren’t always physical. Sometimes they show … Read More