New Mobility is the membership publication of United Spinal Association, whose mission is to empower people with spinal cord injuries and related disabilities to lead successful and fulfilling lives.
New Mobility is the membership publication of United Spinal Association, whose mission is to empower people with spinal cord injuries and related disabilities to lead successful and fulfilling lives.
While still a grad student at San Francisco State University four years ago, Bethany Stevens, 30, teamed up with photographer Michael Mullady to capture life as a young woman wheelchair user in the Bay Area. Mullady followed Stevens everywhere, including tagging along on her dates and even to parties. To see the original multimedia presentation of Unfractured Dreams, go to www.tinyurl.com/unfractured.
Support New Mobility
Wait! Before you wander off to other parts of the internet, please consider supporting New Mobility. For more than three decades, New Mobility has published groundbreaking content for active wheelchair users. We share practical advice from wheelchair users across the country, review life-changing technology and demand equity in healthcare, travel and all facets of life. But none of this is cheap, easy or profitable. Your support helps us give wheelchair users the resources to build a fulfilling life.
New Mobility’s newsletter delivers product news and pro tips from wheelchair users twice a month.
We're committed to your privacy. New Mobility uses the information you provide to send only relevant content, and you may unsubscribe at any time. For more information, check out our Privacy Policy.
Recent Comments
Kevin Hansen on How To Choose the Best Wheelchair Cushion for You
Pat Angelelli on Day in the Life: Pastry Chef Jessica Kruger
Morgan on Quad Snow Plowing