Author: Susan Larsen

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Reflecting on History: The Capitol Crawl and Its Impact on Disability Rights

A group of people with disabilities pull themselves up the steps of the United States Capitol Building.
8-year-old Jennifer Keelan leads protesters on the March 12, 1990, “Capitol Crawl.” (© AP Images)

As we commemorate this milestone, we reflect on its profound impact on our community and the ongoing fight for independence and equality.

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New Partnership! WearWorks x IMAGE

Five mobile phones showcasing different functions of the HapticNav app. Text says, "Navigation designed for inclusivity. WearWorks."
Image: www.Wear.Works

HapticNav is a pioneering navigation solution reshaping the way individuals with disabilities interact with their environment.

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Now Accepting Submissions for “What I Wish For My Child” Campaign

Boy in a wheelchair smiling with text overlay that says, To thrive, to be independent, to enjoy life.

Campaign provides custom-made devices for children with disabilities.

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Solutions 2022

Join us for our annual gathering of SOLUTIONS 2022, in-person or live stream, as we celebrate 40 years of excellence and empowerment in service to people with disabilities.

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Volunteers for Medical Engineering (VME)

Engineering to Empower

Volunteers for Medical Engineering (VME) United SMan in white Navy uniform pushing boy in adaptive bicycle. Child in device that assists with standing. Man in Navy blue camoflauge with boy in motorized wheelchair. Illustration of customized mobile walker. Group of volunteers with custom assistive device.

March: United States Naval Academy Capstones