Hand drawn poster reading Go Rowers
Athletes with disabilities race down Schuylkill River in adaptive rowing regatta

The 40th annual adaptive BAYADA Regatta was held in August.

State Legislative Hall in Dover
How an aging population may affect Delaware’s infrastructure

The Division of Services for the Aging and Adults with Physical Disabilities, the Delaware Population Consortium and the University of Delaware’s Institute of Public Administration hosted an online workshop to discuss how the aging demographics of Delaware will affect issues like the healthcare workforce and affordable accessible housing.

Women with disabilities face lower odds of receiving cervical cancer screening story as it appears on the Healio website
Women with disabilities face lower odds of receiving cervical cancer screening

A group of researchers including Tarang Parekh, assistant professor in the University of Delaware’s Epidemiology program, found disparities in cervical cancer testing for women with disabilities

A few people walk through an airport
Some US airports strive to make flying more inclusive for those with dementia

About a dozen airports across the country have created more dementia-inclusive spaces and policies.

Video still. Louis L. Redding City/County Building with text overlay
How $15M will bring Wilmington assets into ADA compliance

The city’s next step in improving accessibility in public spaces will assess sidewalks and alleyways.