Kitty Lunn, founder of Infinity Dance Theater and a pioneer in dance for people with disabilities, died last month.

The Craig H. Neilsen Foundation announced $3 million in scholarships for 32 students living with SCI.

In November 2025, Dahlia Swanson was crowned the inaugural Little Miss Wheelchair America for 2026–27.

A 2026 Taylor University study of 33 college students who use wheelchairs or power chairs found a striking gap.

Health care providers must now have accessible exam tables and weight scales, with staff trained to use them.

Last month, 15 young people with spinal cord injuries attended the third annual True Grit summer camp.

A new study found that a man with complete quadriplegia was able to feed himself, drink from a cup and handle fragile objects.

Competitors met on Chicago's Lake Michigan July 23–26 for the 34th annual Independence Cup, the nation's longest-running adaptive sailing regatta.

CBS Chicago follows coach Jorge Alfaro and the Chicago Hornets as they pursue a spot in the NWBA National Championship Series

In a study published last month, researchers surveyed veterans and civilians living with SCI about their nutrition knowledge.

Emergencies can be especially dangerous for people with spinal cord injury when access to essential resources is disrupted. While having an adequate s