Summer is often celebrated as the season of freedom. It’s a great time to get outside, travel, explore nature, attend festivals, gather around campfires and enjoy lakes, parks, trails and community events. Yet for many people with disabilities, summer is also a season of exclusion. While others head to the beach, paddle across a lake, hike a scenic trail or enjoy a weekend camping trip, many people with visible and invisible disabilities are for…
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