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The BraunAbility article library is your source for articles on varying industry topics including disability rights, accessible living, product service and maintenance tips, plus additional updates on mobility solutions such as wheelchair accessible vehicles and lifts for full size vans. Don't see what you are looking for? Send us an email at suggestions@braunability.com with requests and suggestions.
What Are The Paralympics?
How did the Paralympics start? Who can compete in the Paralympics and which sports can they play? Read our guide to all things Paralympics for the answers to your questions.
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Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace. On Oct. 1, 2019, BraunAbility celebrated National Disability Employment Awareness Month with the opening of its HQ.
Handicap Parking Violations: Not a Victimless Crime
Handicap parking violations don't just happen because people are lazy, in fact, most of the time its a lack of education causing the infraction.
Is it called a Wheelchair Van or Handicap Van? | BraunAbility
What do we call it: A Handicap Van or Wheelchair Van? At BraunAbility, we discuss what is the proper way to refer to ADA Vans and Mobility Vehicles.
BraunAbility and Servants at Work Build Wheelchair Ramps
For more than a decade, BraunAbility has partnered with Servants at Work (SAWs), a local non-profit building home wheelchair ramps. Together, we've built well over 100 ramps for people in need.
Going to a Concert in a Wheelchair: Making Live Music Accessible
Want to learn more about wheelchair accessible live music and concerts? Cory Lee shares his recent experience at a concert venue and how to find accessible concert tickets at your venue.
Paralympic Sports: Boccia
Boccia is one of two sports exclusive to the Paralympics. Initially played by athletes with cerebral palsy, today, individuals with various physical disabilities affecting their motor skills can play the sport.
Paralympic Sports: Goalball
Goalball is specifically designed for athletes with disabilities, relying heavily on sensory and spatial awareness skills. The team sport is played indoors with a ball equipped with bells.
Wheelchair Accessible Tiny Homes
Tiny homes have emerged worldwide over the past few decades. While smaller spaces aren’t usually associated with wheelchair access, several modifications can make a tiny home accessible to people with physical disabilities.
Wheelchair Accessible Cruises for People with Disabilities
Want to learn more about your wheelchair accessible cruise options? Cory Lee shares his experience cruising the oceans on some of the world's most popular cruise lines.
Visiting Disneyland in a Wheelchair
Want to experience the magic of Disney, but unsure of the wheelchair accessible options at the park? Cory Lee breaks down how get the most out of Disney as a wheelchair user, including accessible rides, transportation, and passes.
Hot Weather Risks and Heat Safety Checklist
Hot weather brings risks for everyone. People with disabilities or health problems such as Lupus and MS have an increased risk of issues such as heat stroke. Read these tips for heat safety.
How to Build a Wheelchair Ramp for a Deck
Follow this guide to build a wheelchair ramp for your deck, ensuring it meets safety standards and provides smooth access for individuals using wheelchairs or other mobility aids.
Top 5 Wheelchair Accessible Beaches in the U.S.
Cory Lee has explored the United States looking for the most wheelchair accessible beaches. Learn which sandy getaways have landed in his top 5 and what makes a beach accessible.
Top Tips for Flying in a Wheelchair from Cory Lee
Cory Lee has had the opportunity to fly on hundreds of airplanes over the last 20 years as a powered wheelchair user. Read his top tips on how to best prepare for a flight and highlights on what to expect when flying with a wheelchair.
Aging In Place
If you’re looking for a safe place to call home for an older adult, you may have already considered an assisted living facility or a long-term care home. But, some seniors may prefer to stay in the comfort and familiarity of their current home.
