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A Deaf Traveler Opens Up About Making Travel More Accessible
Marlene Valle, a young deaf Mexican-American travel content creator, wrote off her dreams of traveling the world after losing her hearing as a child. A
Great points brought up from my childhood friend!
“People talk about COVID-19 and wanting to get back to normal,” Stein says. “I don’t want to go back to normal, I want to go back to something…
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Stein’s the head of AccessTO, a not-for-profit organization whose members evaluate the accessibility of Toronto’s public and private spaces and posts in-depth reviews
CaféTO survey on Accessibility
This was in a recent Ontario Federation for Cerebral Palsy email and may be good for those living in Toronto:
“In 2021, CaféTO is supporting over 1,200 restaurants this season with expanded outdoor dining space in curb lanes and on sidewalks. The City of Toronto is currently reviewing the CaféTO program. To assist with this work, CaféTO program…
Unfortunately, the access is limited for many people with mobility challenges. But, good to see the willingness of the locals to help. Hopefully it will be an opportunity to think about accessibility and improve the pier!
Interesting, and well made, video none the less.
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Just learned about “See Around Britain” app today, so thought I would add it to the list!
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