Everyone needs a few hours to enjoy, to be out, to breathe fresh air. A lot more thought has to go into an outing when Anthonyone is wheel chair bound. Where can you go? How will you get there? Is it accessible? Can you navigate your wheel chair safely with ease?
Here is the 8-9-2012, ADAPT Pool Protest at RIT’s News Coverage Democrat and Chronicle – ROCHESTER, NY: 8-9-2012 PM Disability rights advocacy group protests RIT…Read More
Hotels Face Regulations For Disabled Access By 13 WHAM, Friday March 16th Reported by: Alexis Arnold Email: aarnold@13wham.com Rochester, N.Y. – Hotels across the state…Read More
The Activist Beat with Rose Aguilar, host of Your Call on KALW in San Francisco is a weekly roundup of progressive activism that the mainstream…Read More
Town hall meeting to focus on needs of deaf, deaf/blind and hard of hearing via Democrat and Chronicle, June 29 2011 The Center for Disability…Read More
Young professionals with disabilities host first event via Democrat and Chronicle, June 28 2011 One of the area’s newest young professionals’ groups brought a unique…Read More
Younger people are increasingly trapped in nursing homes By AM New York, June 27 2011 Robbie Cunningham would like to live independently but sees no…Read More
Rochester Business Alliance names winners in Eat Well, Live Well Challenge via brightonpittsfordpost.com, June 22, 2011 By Dermot Connolly Rochester, N.Y. — The winners of the Rochester…Read More
URBAN ACTION: 6/22-6/29 via City Newspaper By Tim Louis Macaluso on June 21, 2011 This week’s calls to action include the following events and activities….Read More
Don’t forget to collaborate with existing groups via Democrat and Chronicle, June 18,2011 Written by Todd Clausen It seems that being a young professional is trendy…Read More
Rochester Residents Urge Assemblyman Gantt to Support Complete Streets by Ya-Ting Liu, Mobilizing The Region As the fate of the NYS complete streets bill (S5411)…Read More
Group seeks to help professionals with disabilities find opportunities via Democrat and Chronicle, June 7th 2011 Luticha Doucette needed a car. Salt from the snow…Read More
Proposed Rochester budget juggles cuts, services Written by Brian Sharp, via Democrat and Chronicle While city residents will pay more in taxes and fees, see…Read More
Health insurance exchange forum concluded at MCC Written by Patti Singer, via Democrat & Chronicle About 20 people spoke at this afternoon’s forum about health insurance…Read More
5 things you need to know about accessibility for the disabled By Melody Burri, staff writer Messenger Post Posted May 07, 2011 @ 12:03 AM…Read More