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March 10, 2025 by Eliana Satkin

Sunflower program expanding its reach, PVA exposing the numbers behind inaccessibility, Myrtle Beach awarded for inclusion, and more in this month’s community news.

Fort Wayne Using New Cheap, Fast Tech to Make Pedestrian Signals Accessible

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Online Reviews Show Which National Parks are Attracting Disabled Guests

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TravelAbility Trusted Apps and Programs Making Travel Equitable

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Myrtle Beach Awarded 2024 Travel Vanguard Award for its Autism-Friendly Travel Efforts

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Inclusion Made this D.C. Circus a Whole Lot More Entertaining

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PVA Survey Reveals Alarming Accessibility Barriers

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The Best and Worst U.S. States for People With Disabilities

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Cincinnati Makes New Motion to Welcome All

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Sunflower Program Soars with Air Canada

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Medina Becomes the First Autism Certified City™ in Middle East, Setting a Global Benchmark for Inclusivity

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Prince Harry Endorses Destination BC

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Castillo de San Marcos National Monument Becomes First National Park to Earn Certified Autism Center™ Designation

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Emirates sets to become the world’s first Autism Certified Airline™

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Investing in Accessibility: Chris Maher’s Podcast Unveils Venture Capital’s Accessibility Blind Spot
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