Political Activist Tucker Cassidy
Tucker Cassidy has been interested in politics since the age of 5. In 2016, Cassidy, a C4-5 quadriplegic, rolled into the fray and became, in his words, “the tip of the spear.”
March 2020
William Wachtel: Access is a Civil Right
William Wachtel is a rock-solid supporter and ally of disability rights and United Spinal Association.
February 2020
Tech Nerd and Radio Personality Paul Amadeus Lane
Paul Amadeus Lane has climbed the ranks high enough within the broadcasting industry to call his own shots.
The Future is Here, and So Is United Spinal
New Technology Access Initiative connects members with leading tech companies and resources.
January 2020
Refusing to Die: The Chris Dunn Story
Chris Dunn survived a freak diving accident that left him paralyzed, on a ventilator and mostly blind only to face an even more hellish reality: a year living in a Maine ICU fighting for his right to go to rehab and get back to living his life.
Rolling Rainbow Barb Zablotney
These days, Barb Zablotney’s friends call her the Rolling Rainbow because of her positive attitude and the bright colors that adorn her body and chair — but the nickname wouldn’t have worked a few years ago.
December 2019
Matt Tilford: Living Life to the Max
Matt Tilford always thirsted for adventure, and he wasn’t about to let a T12 spinal cord injury quell that need.
NYC Sidewalks Finally Complying With ADA
After three administrations and 25 years of litigation, New York City’s sidewalks are finally on the path to complying with the ADA.
October 2019
Businessman and Inventor Stefan Henry
Stefan Henry lives a dual life that Tony Stark would envy: CEO of an assistive device company by day, designer/inventor by night.
August 2019
Franklin Elieh and Nick Struthers: Bridging the Gap
Ability-wise they may be an odd couple but they are transforming the resources available to people with SCI in Northern CA.
