MOST ADDRESS HOW TO CREATE A BETTER BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WHILE UPLIFTING URBAN QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL
In the past decade and a half, I have created 5,000+ original posts for my blog – “Urban Travel, Sustainability & Accessibility.”
I have shared travel images from nearly 50
major cities, where I have worked to increase awareness of Universal Design and
Inclusive Mobility.
While I have certainly posted on typical
resiliency, sustainability and green building techniques – I define sustainability
primarily as wheelchair access.
Because making something accessible from the
start creates a home, office, school, park, store, etc. – the most flexible,
adaptable and cost effective facility possible.
My posts have totaled well more than 1.3
million words.
That’s equal to the word count in 20
non-fiction books.
All of my content is posted free, virtually
always with my own images – drawn from an
archive of 40,000+ fine art photographs, some of which have been
featured at major galleries.
My blog has drawn more than 4 million unique
visitors, starting with a few dozen per day and now building to well more than
30,000 each day.
That number rivals the average daily paid digital
circulation of most major newspapers, including my hometown Miami Herald.
