Northwest Association for Blind Athletes: Sports and Beyond
Founded in Vancouver in 2007, NWABA provides athletic opportunities for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Learn how their programs are improving lives all over the Pacific Northwest.
Passport to Inclusion: PDX Event Helps Make Travel Accessible for Everyone
Read how Autism Society of Oregon and the Port of Portland have partnered with PDX to make air travel a smooth experience for families with disabilities, through a special mock travel experience.
Go Terriers! All Signs Point to Belonging and Opportunity at Washington School for the Deaf
Find out why students and alumni call Washington School for the Deaf home, and learn about their big plans for expanding the campus.
Marshall Park and Esther Short Park: Introducing Radically Inclusive Play in Vancouver
Read about the newly redesigned Marshall Park and Esther Short Park playgrounds, and the movement to make playgrounds accessible for all.
Final Fundraising Efforts to Bring Radically Inclusive Play to Marshall Park
With Marshall Park's new inclusive playground under construction, final fundraising efforts are underway to bring the project to completion.
Mobility Matters: Making Travel Accessible for Everyone
Two local travel enthusiasts with disabilities sound off on creating more accessible spaces, at home and abroad.
Inclusive Play: New Playgrounds Will Enhance Play for Everyone
New inclusive playgrounds coming to Vancouver will enhance play for everyone. Learn more about the movement, and find out where these new spaces will be popping up.
Harper’s Playground: A Place for Everyone
With spring in full swing, families are filling up local parks all over. One Saturday, I had some errands to do in Portland, and to reward my children for patiently accompanying me, we stopped at Arbor’s Lodge Park in Portland,