In this issue:

Spirituality
Whether via traditional or non-traditional religions, creative pursuits, mysticism or something else, we all strive to find meaning on our own unique paths. Josie Byzek and Bob Vogel set out to learn about the many ways we frame the disability experience.

Disabled Ukrainians Forced to Fend for Themselves
Russia’s war on Ukraine and a lack of support from mainstream aid organizations have left many disabled Ukrainians with nowhere to turn. By Seth McBride.

The Joy of Cooking
Esme Mazzeo talks with chefs of all abilities to discover how wheelchair users can find their groove in the kitchen.

Artists & Craftspeople
Just because your hands and fingers don’t work ideally doesn’t mean you can’t create beautiful things. By Aaron Broverman.

‘THE PLEASURE IS OURS’
Kelsey Peterson opens up about her struggle to embrace her sexuality after her spinal cord injury.

Meet Joe Stone
Joe Stone has long been a leading advocate for accessible outdoor recreation, and Aaron Broverman finds he may be just getting started.

Surviving Cancer
Steve Wright talks with wheelchair users who are battling or have battled cancer to understand the obstacles that can make an already difficult fight seem overwhelming.