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Magazine cover for "mélange" reading "Accessibility for All, September 2026," featuring Troy Drake holding up a handmade ceramic ornament with a penguin design, wearing a shirt that reads "Troy made it." Cover lines read "Troy Made It: How Troy Drake is changing perceptions of Down syndrome, one handmade piece at a time," "Living Without Limits: Lil Gabi D on disability representation, dwarfism and living life on her terms," and "Accessible Living: Practical ideas for greater independence at home and beyond." A garden and log cabin are visible in the background.
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Leadership without limits: Ben Trockman’s historic role in Evansville Government
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Suicide Prevention and Self-Love
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Treat it like a baby chick
How Troy Drake’s pottery is changing perceptions of Down syndrome, one handmade piece at a time.
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A Child’s World, an Autism Story, From Jamaica Seeing the world through Dominic’s eyes

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When Traditional Hustle Advice Fails: Building a Business as a Parent with a Disability

OpenAI dominates, Google disappoints in new AI coding model accessibility benchmark

A family portrait against a black background. A bald man in a navy sweater and a woman with wavy dark hair in a mustard-colored jacket lean in smiling on either side of a young man seated between them, who wears a supportive neck pillow and chest harness and smiles broadly

Tending to Our Financial Future: Why Now Is the Time for Special Needs Mamas to Act

Four people sit around a round wooden table in a podcast studio, each speaking into a microphone on an adjustable arm and wearing headphones. Two are in wheelchairs. A mixing console with a waveform display sits at the left. Behind them, a neon sign reading "Limits" glows against a nighttime city skyline visible through the window.

Voices Without Limits

A living room with a stone fireplace topped by a wall-mounted TV and a wood mantel. A green upholstered armchair with a plaid floor lamp sits to the left, and a wooden antique cabinet stands to the right of the fireplace. In the foreground, a weathered wood coffee table with books and a tray sits on a patterned area rug, flanked by a tan leather sofa and round stone side tables.

Home designs for Every Body! Maegan Blau’s mission to make accessibility beautiful

A blue accessible parking sign with the wheelchair symbol and a directional arrow pointing right, mounted on a metal post surrounded by trimmed green hedges. Blurred cars and a building are visible in the background.

Press Release: New Orleans & Company Partnering with Wheel the World for City Accessibility Assessment

A woman with short brown hair and sunglasses smiles while sitting on a stone doorstep, wearing a gray t-shirt and jeans. Behind her, a building facade is painted in yellow and turquoise blocks above a red-brown base, flanked by wooden doors, one of them open.

Miriam Osborne invites us to see the world through the lens of difference

A woman with braided hair, glasses, and a name badge poses smiling, wearing a white one-shoulder top and wide-leg black pants. She stands in front of a step-and-repeat banner reading "IWB Immigrant Women in Business, Together — Making a Difference," repeated with a portrait of a face painted like a globe. A brick wall and drinking fountain are visible to the left.

Kellina Powell is smashing barriers. Difference is not a limitation!

Two hikers in orange rain jackets sit close together on a mountainside, looking out over a forested slope toward jagged rocky peaks in the distance. One wears a bucket hat and sunglasses, the other a beanie; backpacks sit in front of them.

The story behind Trailblazing: Matt Hadley’s adaptive comeback and Kim Logan’s vision

Two people sit in stadium seating wearing GiveVision low-vision headsets, watching an event intently. Other spectators are visible along the railing behind them, suggesting this is a live sporting event.

GiveVision’s wearable tech helps people with low vision see live events in a whole new way

A man with curly hair and a beard, wearing a blue blazer over a white shirt, sits smiling and holding a branded "The Pavilion" microphone at a panel event. He's seated in a chair in front of a large dark blue backdrop with "Pavilion" printed in bold white letters.
Changing the Narrative on Disability in Film

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A woman wearing a red headscarf and light gray coat, supported by a wooden crutch, shakes hands with a man in glasses and a gray plaid suit at a large conference venue. Other attendees are seated at tables and standing in conversation in the background under a warehouse-style ceiling with colored lighting.
Global Disability Summit marks pivotal moment in advancing health for all

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A barista in a green apron holds a Starbucks Coffee cup under a stainless steel espresso machine while operating the brew lever, with the drip tray visible below.
Advancing Accessibility Together: A Step Forward in Inclusive Design

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Two smiling women take a selfie outside a stone building entrance with an ornate lamp fixture. The woman on the right wears glasses and a black graphic t-shirt with "Sabrina Carpenter" printed on it; the woman on the left wears glasses pushed onto her head and a maroon tank top.
Resilience Through Community in Autism

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