Written by Dirk Libbey, April 12, 2024, published in CinemaBlend Disney Parks are making a major change to one service, and the ultimate punishment awaits those who abuse it. (Image credit: Walt…
Category: Autism
Unlocking the World of Accessible Travel
In a recent episode of the Large Impact Podcast Series, CEO and founder, John Sage, shared his inspiring journey from a passionate traveler to a visionary leader in the accessible travel industry. March 14, 2024 (Podcast Link Below)…
Sensory-Friendly Design: Creating Digital Spaces that Support Autistic Users
Written By Cam Waller, for Accessibility.com, October 16, 2023 In today’s world, digital spaces are just as much a part of daily life as physical ones, so they need to be just as…
Carnival Cruise Line Awarded for Helping a Family in Need
Written by Kendall James-Vargas for Cruise Hive In Birmingham, Alabama last weekend, Carnival Cruise Line received KultureCity’s Human Highlight Award at the organization’s annual gala, KultureBall. As the first line cruise line…
Stranded N.J. family finally reunited after son with autism was kicked off vacation flight
Written by Karim Shamsi-Basha for NJ Advance Media and NJ.com. updated June 8, 2022 When Carlos Pacheco, Jamie Greene and their three children visited Aruba last month, they expected a typical family…
Family Vacation Activities in Florida for Children with Special Needs
Written By Julie Landry Laviolette for visitflorida.com Families traveling with a child on the autism spectrum or with special needs can find plenty to see and do in Florida. The Sunshine State’s serene…
Autism-Friendly Performances Return to Broadway Following Pandemic Pause
Written By John Morris, January 20, 2022 An inclusive atmosphere adapted to the needs of neurodiverse theatergoers is returning to New York City’s Broadway theaters after a nearly two-year hiatus due to…