#wheelchair — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wheelchair, aggregated by home.social.
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One of the resolutions at #UBCM26 calls for welcoming wheelchairs and 3&4 wheel mobility scooters on bike and roll routes across BC. (RR22 – EB26 from Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland). John from Victoria explains why he rolls on bike and roll lanes. #bcpoli #wheelchair
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:k6kutnpidnmlfws6gcreaaw7/post/3mt32r2rx6k27 -
Salut! @learollheureuse Bienvenue, Welcome sur Mastodon et Fediverse!
Ici, il y a une communauté très ouverte. On a des gens qui font du #Skateboard, #Rollerskates, #Streetboard, #Longboard, #Iceskates #Rollerblades #WheelchairSkating
P.S. Est-ce que la photo du #skatepark de Perpignan?
#Rollerskating #Skateboarding #Rollerskates #Inlineskating #Iceskating #Longboarding #wcmx #rollers #patinàglace #fauteuilroulant #skating #Wheelchair
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Glasgow 2024 – a Worldcon for our Futures – though perhaps not disabled futures. https://marikness.wordpress.com/2024/09/22/glasgow-2024-a-worldcon-for-our-futures-though-perhaps-not-disabled-futures/ #accessibility #disability #discrimination #wheelchair #Worldcon #worldcon24 #worldcon2024 #Glasgow #GlasgowWorldcon #SECC #SECCentre #Covid #Conventions
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'Like they forgot people in wheelchairs exist': Swifties call out disabled accommodations at Paycor Stadium
A paralyzed #veteran needs his #wheelchair to travel. While he got tickets to Taylor Swift's concert at Cincinnati's #PaycorStadium, his wheelchair isn't allowed because people without paid ADA seats cannot bring mobility aids into the venue.
#ADA #Disabled #Disability #TaylorSwift #Swifites #TaylorSwiftTour #Cincinnati #Ohio #accessibily #CivilRights
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Hi - are there any disabled hikers in my network here? I'm newly disabled (by Long Covid). Limited energy, using an electric wheelchair. But I miss hiking and am very inspired by the work of Disabled Hikers in the Seattle area. I'm hoping to volunteer with trail groups in SF Bay Area to map accessibility. Would love to be in contact with others who've done this, who hike in a chair, who love trails, etc etc.
