Accessibility April

Most recent stories in Accessibility April

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  10 disabled-and neurodivergent-owned small businesses worth supporting

  Reviewed - Anna Wenner

  Small businesses with huge potential As Reviewed celebrates all things accessibility this April, we couldn’t help thinking of any possible way to support small businesses owned by disabled and neurodivergent people. These businesses sell a wide variety of items, including everything from popcorn to …

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  These 10 rare and inclusive Squishmallows also have disabilities

  Reviewed - Eden Strong

  Cute and cuddly inclusion Resembling a plump, squishy, marshmallow in the form of animals, fruits, and even a cassette player, each Squishmallow has a sweet cartoon-style face and a tag that explains its unique personality. Skyrocketing in popularity since their debut in 2020, it’s easy to …

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  5 ways to organize the home for seniors aging in place

  Reviewed - Carley Thornell

  Home needs to be safe and accessible Just because seniors encounter mobility issues as they age doesn’t mean they necessarily need to move to a different home or assisted living facility, say experts. With some home organization tips, tools, and space rearranging, it’s more than possible to create a …

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  Three great yoga apps for people with limited mobility

  Reviewed - Sara Youngblood Gregory

  Yoga can be tricky if you have pain or have mobility limitations. My relationship with yoga is even longer than my relationship with chronic pain. My mother put me in my first yoga class at the age of 6 or 7. I loved the quiet music, the slight stick of my blue yoga mat, and the satisfying pull of …

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  Loop Earplugs calm audio chaos if you're sensitive to sound

  Reviewed - Jacqueline Raposo

  Loop Experience Pro Earplugs Earplugs are effective at reducing noise Great customizable design Comfortable fit Not fit for conversation Poor packaging When you’re sensitive to sound, volume can affect how you feel in excruciating measures. Sure, car alarms, jackhammers, and truck clangs jolt everyone …

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  Disability advocate Molly Burke talks accessible products for the blind community

  USA TODAY - Christopher Groux

  — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through the links below may earn us and our publishing partners a commission. Anyone with a passing interest in technology has some knowledge of the advantages of smart home devices. For many, they allow us to talk …