Center for People With Disabilities

Before Maya leaves home for a farmers market, she checks curb cuts, elevator status, and whether the accessible restroom is actually unlocked. This is what millions of people with mobility disabilities navigate every single day.

This Mobility Awareness Month, we're looking at the history of accessibility advocacy, the technology reshaping independence, and the work still ahead. Read the full article at the link below.

Mobility Awareness, Accessibility, and the Future of Inclusive Communities. — Center for People With Disabilities For Maya, getting to a farmers market means checking curb cuts, elevator status, and door weights before she ever leaves home. Her experience reflects what millions of people with mobility disabilities know every day: accessibility isn't a design feature. It's the difference between participating in

Your input can shape how Longmont's new transit station gets built.

CPWD is hosting a community feedback session with the City of Longmont and RTD to review draft designs for the new 1st & Main Transit Station, and we want to hear from people with disabilities about what accessibility really looks like in practice.

📅 May 20th | 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 CPWD Longmont Office — 615 Main St.

Space is very limited.
Register now to save your spot:
👉 https://cpwd.wufoo.com/forms/p3p70qi0f7ksce/