accessibility
Sensory Spaces for People with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
For people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, spaces that are too-bright or too-loud can be painfully overwhelming. Sensory-friendly activities can help.
Accessible Camp Sites and Lodges in Michigan
Camping with mobility challenges should not have to be difficult. Check out this statewide list of accessible camping and lodge spots.
How to Enjoy Ludington’s New Accessible Water Trail
It’s a short, protected route on calm water. Ludington State Park’s new accessible water trail is set to open this summer.
Accessible and Inclusive Playgrounds Around the State
Accessible and Inclusive Playgrounds Around the State
Accessibility Series: Apps for People with Disabilities
There is an ever-increasing number of apps that can make life easier for people with disabilities.
New Bill of Rights for Travelers with Disabilities Won’t Replace Self-Advocacy
Juanita Lillie, who is blind, says while she is happy to see a Bill of Rights for air travelers with disabilities, self-advocacy remains key.
The Family Center of Michigan Helps Parents and Caregivers Find Resources
The Family Center offers information and connections to community-based resources for families of children with special health care needs.
Accessibility Series: Michigan Facilities with Hearing Aid Accessibility (Looping)
A look at hearing loops in Michigan buildings, and why they can be so important.
Spotlight on Ocqueoc Falls, One of Michigan’s Few Universally Accessible Waterfalls
Enjoying waterfalls should be something everyone can do. Michigan has a couple great accessible waterfall locations in the Upper and Lower peninsulas.
5 Age-Bias Phrases to Stop Using
Think it’s OK to poke fun at someone’s age? Think again. Age bias lurks in casual conversations and workplace discussions. Here’s how to stop adding to it.
Accessible Boat Launches, Fishing Spots Across Michigan
Boating and fishing are popular pastimes in Michigan, and accessibility is driving improvements to fishing piers and boat launches across the state.
How to Be an Accessibility Ally on a College Campus
Educating yourself, being a good listener and supporting others are all key parts of being an accessibility ally on a college campus.
Beach Wheelchairs Make Michigan Lakes More Accessible
Electric track chairs at state parks have made trips to the beach and even enjoying a dip in the lake much more accessible to people in the last few years.
Accessible Trails and Fishing Spots Expanding at Michigan State Campgrounds and Parks
If you or someone close to you needs easy-to-reach sites or trails at state campgrounds, or accessible fishing spots, here’s the best way to find them.
Accessibility Around Michigan, Barrier-Free Travel
As the surge in travel and outdoor recreation continues, so do options for accessible spaces.
People with Developmental Disabilities Find Success in the Workplace
When you have a developmental disability, workplace issues can seem overwhelming. A company’s support can make all the difference.
Be an Ally for People with Disabilities in the Winter
Something as simple as entering a building can be downright dangerous for someone with a physical disability or other mobility issues.
