Steve Wright (@stevewright64) is a writer, disability rights activist and marketer of design services. He has 35 years of expertise in planning for the built environment. His byline has appeared in hundreds of newspapers, magazines, and online publications. The Miami-based Wright was overweight for nearly a half a century until he finally practiced what he preached and took advantage of walkability, local food, and parks. He blogs daily at Urban Travel, Sustainability & Accessibility.
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A Strong Town Designs Its Places for All, Not Just Cars
We saw a bumper sticker, Twitter post, or something to the effect of, “If your commitment to diversity doesn’t include people with disabilities, you are doing it wrong.” We couldn’t agree more.
April 19, 2022
