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  • America's 250th birthday compared to the ADA's 36th anniversary, symbolizing the progress of disability rights in the United States.

    America Is 250 and Disability Rights Are Still the New Kid

  • A wheelchair dad in a power wheelchair celebrates with his teenage son outside an accessible school entrance as they mark a major school milestone.

    To the Wheelchair Dads Watching Their Kids Reach the Next Big Milestone

  • Mother’s Day illustration of a father in a power wheelchair with his wife and son discussing motherhood and parenting superpowers.

    Things Moms Just Know

  • Georgia specialty license plate mockup showing accessibility symbol and Wheelchair Daddy logo.

    Combining Disability License Plates with Specialty Plates

  • Dad in a wheelchair with his son at a baseball field sharing a candid moment

    Life as a Dad in a Wheelchair: Real Talk from Wheelchair Daddy

  • Dad with cerebral palsy using everyday assistive technology like voice dictation, predictive text, and smart home tools

    The Assistive Technology I Use Every Day (That Most People Don’t Notice)

  • adult man with cerebral palsy in a wheelchair wearing a suit with green awareness ribbon, Atlanta skyline behind him, message awareness isn’t the problem access is

    Adults with Cerebral Palsy: Awareness Isn’t Enough

  • Illustration of Martin Luther King Jr. with disability rights laws in the background, symbolizing how his dream helped lay the foundation for disability rights

    How Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream Helped Lay the Foundation for Disability Rights

  • Dad in modern power wheelchair holding a baseball in front of a school backdrop with text overlay “Back-to-School Hacks for Wheelchair Parents.”

    Back-to-School Hacks for Parents on Wheels

  • Illustration of the Disability Pride Month Flag with its iconic red, gold, white, blue, and green diagonal stripes, prominently featuring the vibrant Atlanta, Georgia skyline in the background.

    Disability Pride Month Reflection from the 70s and 80s

  • Restaurant apps accessibility

    Wheelchair and Speech: Restaurant Apps and Accessibility

  • Handicapped parking has its perks, but not when another driver doesn't understand how parking in a spot for wheelchair users works. The stripes have meaning! This blogger designed a handicapped parking cone to solve this big problem. | www.WheelchairDaddy.com

    Handicapped Parking: The Stripes Have Meaning!

All About Glenn

Man who has cerebral palsy sitting in a wheelchair. Trees behind him.

I am a husband and dad who has Cerebral Palsy. I was born and raised in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. Read More >>

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