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Accessible Treehouses: A Place for the Child in Everyone

Forever Young builds “ladders to the stars” that any child can climb on.

By Danielle Shaw

Standing Up for Students with Special Needs

Schools are providing disabled students with motorized “standers” for the physiological, academic and social benefits.

By Adam Rosenthal

Hero Quest: In Search of a Star to Shine Light on Spina Bifida

Laura Tellado has a mission to make the condition she and more than 166,000 other Americans were born with a cause célèbre.

By Christina Hernandez

The Physical and Mental Benefits of Seated Tai Chi

A study in San Jose, California, finds where movement, meditation and spinal cord injury come together.

By Kazuko Shem, MD

The Chanda Plan

Chanda Hinton’s foundation is working with the state of Colorado and Medicaid on a pilot program to fund integrative medical programs for people with SCI.

By Kristin Beale

Brain Injury Network: A Catalyst for Future Rehabilitation

By Herb Drill

We’re all pretty much acquainted with a PIN: a Personal Identification Number. Soon, more veterans and others with traumatic brain injuries (TBI), their families, caregivers, and medical professionals could know about BIN: the Brain Injury Navigator.

BIN is a one-stop, Web-based information resource to meet the information needs of those of all ages with a TBI, their families, and their caregivers across the rehabilitation landscape.

Taking Stock of the ADA

United Spinal’s disability summit rallies self-advocates to discuss the promise of the Americans with Disabilities Act, signed 20 years ago in July.

By Tom Scott

The Journey toward Independence Starts From Within

Women with disabilities talk empowerment and visibility at a conference in Brooklyn.

By Tom Scott

Stand by Me! Blog Tracks Progress of FES Implant Recipient Jen French

Follow the journey of Jen French, Cleveland FES Center research participant, in her “Stand by Me” journal. Jen participates in the Stand & Transfer Program for Spinal Cord Injury and will receive an upgraded FES system for trunk control and stand/transfer.

A Powerful Step Forward

Inventor Lance Black designed an award-winning device that improves the standing ability—and independence—of people with degenerative disorders, including post-polio syndrome and multiple sclerosis.

By Lynne Harris

Ag Apparel's Jordan Silver Demonstrates Her Versatile Fashions

Designer Jordan Silver brought her amazing line of wheelchair accessible clothing to United Spinal’s Independence Expo on Long Island in June. This video gives a taste of just how versatile her Ag Apparel line is

Low-Cost or No-Cost Activities: A Guide for the Restless

What the staycation is to the traveler, these are to the hobbyist: activities that can occupy anyone with a lot of ambition and not so much money.

By Clare Willson

Designing a Kitchen in a Universal Design Home: A Team Approach

| ACCESSIBLE HOME

By Rosemarie Rossetti, PhD

Easter Seals Project ACTION Invites You to Online Paratransit Dialogue

Easter Seals Project ACTION invites you to participate in an ESPA Talks – Paratransit Online Dialogue July 26 – August 6, 2010.

Accessible iPad

| TECH EDGE

By John M. Williams

Are You Job Ready?

| WORKING WORLD

By Tamar Asedo Sherman

The Other Side of Suicide

| ASK THE COACH

By Scott Chesney

Taking Pains after Surgery

| POLIO TIPS ‘N’ TECHNIQUES

by Dr. Richard L. Bruno

The World’s Finest

| KIDS IN ACTION

By Kathleen M. Muldoon

Bizarro

| Wheel Life

By Charles N. Roman