Boundless Playgrounds® give children of all abilities a place to play and learn together.
By Tom Scott
Shouldn’t playgrounds be for everyone? That’s a question Amy Jaffe Barzach and her husband Peter had asked as they sought a meaningful way to honor the memory of their nine-month-old son Jonathan who had passed away in 1996 […]

The sky is no limit for United Spinal member Kim Walters as she goes from spinal cord rehab to skydiving.

The 2008 Kids Sports Spectacular was a truly spectacular event. Over 160 participants came together to make this a special day that one child called “One of the best days in my life.”

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People with spinal cord disorders are more prone than most to developing type 2 diabetes. But the condition can be managed. Find out how.

Managing weight can be tough for people with spinal cord injuries. Here’s a quick guide to getting a handle on those handles.

52 year old quadriplegic gets an independence boost as form meets function when a van, a man, and a new wheelchair come together.

Historic Governor’s Island in New York Harbor is now open to the public—and a lot is accessible to everyone.
By William Clarke
Before I even knew I had multiple sclerosis, I worked as a futures trader in an office high above the city streets that had a fantastic view of lower Manhattan. I usually didn’t […]

A psychological thriller explores the subculture of people who “wannabe” disabled.
By Amy Meisner Threet, MSW
Quid Pro Quo, a new film that opens in select cities this summer, explores a dark side of the disabled world. It’s not a true story, exactly, but it’s not totally fiction, either. In writer-director Carlos Brooks’ debut feature, […]