Products

The Coyote Adaptive Off-Road Vehicle

Outrider has released the Coyote, a four-wheel, hand-controlled off-road vehicle. The Coyote is available in a variety of configurations that can handle everything from hunting and fishing to steep mountain tracks, and it’s customizable to be used by people with a wide variety of functional abilities, including those with limited stability and grip strength.

Best Of

Contento Brings Inclusivity to Fine Dining 

Two wheelchair users in New York set out to create a space that caters to people with disabilities and wound up with one of the hottest new restaurants in the country. Seth McBride explains why Contento goes beyond physical accessibility to create a dining experience like no other.

Comic

Make Your Voice Heard

Contribute to Our Annual Call for Stories

Summer is almost here, and that means it’s time for New Mobility’s annual Call for Stories. To help shape our content for 2023, please share an idea for a story you’d like to write, a topic you’d like us to investigate or links about a wheelchair user you’d like to see profiled. Learn more here, or simply submit your idea here.

Advocacy

United Spinal Members Roll on Capitol Hill

This week, more than 100 advocates from 29 states and the District of Columbia attended United Spinal Association’s first-ever hybrid virtual and in-person Roll on Capitol Hill. After canceling the event in 2020 and hosting a fully virtual event last year, leaders were delighted to see wheelchair users rolling through the halls of Congress again, completing more than 150 visits to lobby for our community. “It was so nice to reconnect with everyone and see our United Spinal family in person again after three long years,” says Alexandra Bennewith, vice president of government relations at United Spinal.

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