Spooky season is in full swing! Here are a few recommendations for ways people of all ages and abilities can get in the Halloween spirit … Harvest Nights at Newfields: Bask in the glow of more than 30,000 pumpkin-carved jack-o-lanterns and other spooky spectacles now through November 1. This outdoor exhibit is fully accessible with […]
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Treating Everyone Equally on All Hallows’ Eve
Whether you travel via broomstick or turn into a werewolf under the moonlight, Halloween is a celebration of difference. This year, we have a few suggestions for how to make the holiday even warmer and more welcoming amid the chills and thrills. Adaptive Costumes When Target unveiled its wheelchair-friendly line of adaptive Halloween costumes in […]
Summer Fun for Everyone
With summer in full swing, it’s time to plan for outdoor fun. Of course, we want to make sure Hoosiers can find fun for everyone, including people with disabilities. “Fortunately, Indiana continues to make great strides in inclusion and accessibility,” said Brian Norton, vice president of adult services at Easterseals Crossroads. “From the addition of […]
New Year, New Accessible Experiences
Last month, in the spirit of the holiday season, we highlighted accessible gifts. Now, we’re going to explore accessible experiences people can enjoy throughout the New Year. “Inclusive, No-Fear Fun” With rental wheelchairs, ramps, a sensory map and adaptive equipment — to name just a few features — The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has long […]
Museums with Accessibility in Mind
Inviting Museum Accessibility Feedback In terms of their accessibility, local museums have come a long way from offering the standard wheelchair ramps and automatic doors. They’re now tapping into the latest technology and providing online platforms for people with disabilities and their loved ones to give advice and ideas for further accessibility efforts. The Children’s […]