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Is there a more accessible way to food shop?
Barriers outside and inside supermarkets make picking up groceries a frustrating experience for some with low or no vision
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Jason Strother
March 2023
Spreading disability news in NJ
And take a look inside an accessible storm shelter in India
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Jason Strother
February 2023
When it rains, it pours, in the Ironbound
Foodies love this Newark neighborhood, but its toxic legacy makes it particularly hazardous for people with a disability.
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Jason Strother
January 2023
December 2022
Seasons greetings from Lens15
Wrapping up 2022 with a look back and ahead
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Jason Strother
November 2022
Listening to Visual Art
How Montclair State University's George Segal Gallery is using audio description to make art more accessible
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Jason Strother
October 2022
Was Sandy A Turning Point?
Ten-years after the superstorm, people with disabilities are still at greater risk from severe weather and climate change.
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Jason Strother
September 2022
How can NJ’s schools keep students with disabilities safe during an emergency?
Training helps keep kids safe. But, when it comes to protecting disabled students, NJ teachers require a different skill set.
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Jason Strother
August 2022
July 2022
Do talking traffic signals make New Jersey's streets more accessible?
Despite an ADA ruling, not all visually impaired people want intersections to speak to them.
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Jason Strother
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June 2022
A more inclusive response to climate change in New Jersey
People with disabilities face increased risk from intensifying severe weather.
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Jason Strother
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