Author Archives: Rachel

Some of the strangest disability ideas I have seen in a long time….from https://know-the-ada.com/key-ada-litigation-cases-and-their-landmark-outcomes/ When this image is downloaded, it saves as “A courtroom where the discussion is around issues of ADA compliance,” and I’m assuming this is the prompt. There’s also no alt-text available…when I asked AI alt text to write some, here’s whatContinueContinue reading “AI Art Does Disability”

In watching a video recording from the amazing Sara Hendren, I saw a wheelchair accessibility sign where the user is wheeeling to the left, not right…I was left wondering if, in places where the left side of the road is utilized, wheelchair icons go the other way to make sense of traffic direction. I haveContinueContinue reading “The Changing Direction of Wheelchair/Accessibility Signs”

I want to go to an escape room with some of my favorite people, but I don’t think they would have a good time. And so, I dream of an accessible escape room. “Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of an escape room?” No, because what is accessible to everyone is the way to leave, notContinueContinue reading “Dreaming of An Accessible Escape Room”

The way we portray accessibility measures is interesting. I came across this image recently on the USPS website’s section on Free Matter for the Blind (the federal program that allows materials to be sent free of charge-a really interesting program you can learn more about on this webpage from USPS). I think this image isContinueContinue reading “Interesting Accessibility Images: Free Matter for the Blind”