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Rolling with Randall: A 200-Mile Ride for Awareness and Hope

Two people, one in a power wheelchair and one on a standard bicycle, ride on a tree-lined road with a car following behind.

When Randall Pope set out to commemorate the 30th anniversary of his multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis, he didn’t plan a quiet reflection. Instead, he rolled into action—literally—embarking on a 200-mile journey from his hometown in Virginia all the way to the Pentagon. What started as a personal milestone quickly became a movement. “I was sitting […]

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Wheelchair-Friendly Festival Tips Every Music Lover Should Know

Concrete amphitheater with a curved row of marked accessible parking spaces featuring wheelchair symbols in the foreground, ideal for enjoying a wheelchair concert experience.

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of live music—the buzz of the crowd, the energy of the stage, and that feeling when your favorite artist plays your song. But for music lovers with limited mobility, getting to a concert or festival can require a bit more planning. Fortunately, more venues and events are becoming accessibility-aware.

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Picture-Perfect and Accessible: Instagrammable Spring Destinations for Wheelchair Users

The Washington Monument rises behind blooming cherry blossom trees along the edge of the Tidal Basin, with people walking below and a blue sky above.

There’s something magical about spring—bright blooms, fresh air and longer days that invite us to get out and explore. Whether you’re planning a road trip or a weekend getaway, spring is full of scenic spots where accessibility and beauty go hand in hand. These destinations offer stunning views and thoughtful design, making them ideal for

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Exploring the World on Wheels: Sylvia Longmire’s Journey with MS and Accessible Travel

Person in a wheelchair on a sandy beach watching a sunset over the ocean, with a cruise ship in the background.

As we recognize MS Awareness Week, we are honored to share the story of Sylvia Longmire, an accessible travel writer, advocate, and longtime MobilityWorks client. Through her platform, Spin the Globe, Sylvia inspires those with disabilities to embrace travel and explore the world—despite the challenges that come with multiple sclerosis (MS). Planning for an Unpredictable

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