We Support and Empower Wheelchair Users

Our mission is to empower and advocate for people with spinal cord injuries/disorders and all wheelchair users to achieve their highest quality of life.

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We’re launching a campaign to secure the future of our magazine and relaunch regular print issues. Help us reach our $100,000 goal to deliver essential stories and representation to the disability community where it’s needed most. Contribute today to unlock donation perks like our NM tote bag or hoodie, and guarantee your inclusion in future print subscriptions.

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Membership in United Spinal Association is free and open to all wheelchair users, their family members, friends, and healthcare providers.

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United Spinal Association is dedicated to empowering and advocating for people with spinal cord injuries and disorders (SCI/D) and all wheelchair users to achieve their highest quality of life.

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New Mobility

For more than three decades, New Mobility has published groundbreaking content for active wheelchair users. Our digital membership publication shares practical advice from wheelchair users across the country, reviews life-changing technology and demands equity in healthcare, travel and all facets of life.

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Our partners at Advocara can help you decode confusing medical bills or answer disability-related questions with an AI system built on information from United Spinal’s trusted resources. Create your free Advocara account today to access this valuable, secure service.

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Member News

Our Take on Expanding Accessible Parking for Pregnant Women

As new state laws allow pregnant women to use accessible parking spaces, our policy expert, Steve Lieberman, weighs in on the issue.

Member Stories: Shane Butler

Shane Butler is no stranger to dealing with the complexities of life after spinal cord injury. He got his first introduction to SCI life after a 2008 car accident that left him with spinal fractures from T9-12 and degenerative arthritis.

New Chapter Spotlight: Maine Adaptive Outdoor Education Center

We welcome Maine Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Center to our growing chapter network! AOEC provides wheelchair users with opportunities to explore the outdoors.

Stronger Together Podcast: Season One Highlights

The Stronger Together Podcast showcased the stories of the disability community, including a veteran, author and even a race car driver.

Vote for Ready to Roll to Amplify the Need for Accessible Disaster Relief

Ready to Roll has been named a finalist for the Anthem Community Voice awards and we need your help to amplify the need for more accessible disaster preparedness and response.

10 Unique Careers for Wheelchair Users

We spoke to these ten wheelchair users who went for their passions rather than settling for a job that society deems an accessible profession.

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Emergency Preparedness

Being equipped both intellectually and physically for unexpected events can save lives, lessen the emotional impact and facilitate a quicker adjustment in times of transition. Visit our Ready to Roll page for valuable information, helpful checklists and videos.

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