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Advocacy Video Archives
Advocacy Blog Posts
Advocates Urge More Parking Access for All, Challenge Florida Law Impacting Disability Spaces
The complaint challenges the Expectant Mother Parking Permit which allows for parking in disabled spaces.
Meet an Advocate: Allaina Humphreys
Allaina Humphreys discusses her advocacy roles, her mission-driven design studio and the belief that accessibility benefits everyone.
How to Advocate for Better Accessibility at Festivals and Other Public Venues
I bought ADA tickets for a concert only to show up and discover they’d put the wheelchair seats on an awkward sloped hill with terrible sight lines...
Expanding Access to Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles
35 years after the signing of the ADA, millions of people with disabilities still face significant disadvantages when it comes to accessible transportation.
Meet an Advocate: Sled Hockey Athlete and Strawberry Researcher Monica Quimby
Monica Quimby served as Ms. Wheelchair Maine, is a member of the Team USA para hockey team and worked as a biology professor. She shares her story with United Spinal.
Our Take on Expanding Accessible Parking for Pregnant Women
As new state laws allow pregnant women to use accessible parking spaces, our policy expert, Steve Lieberman, weighs in on the issue.
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