Don't miss the ADA display at the Smithsonian Nation Museum of American History-- see it now (or view the "virtual exposition" on your internet browser).  

Also new: Special 10th Anniversary Status Report -- Enforcing the ADA.  Lots of interesting facts!

Links you might want to explore

TBI Chat Rooms.  A list of chat rooms for survivors and family members.

Bill's Quiet Room.  A page is for those who are looking for resources for linksoriented to survivors of Traumatic Brain Injury --TBI, the Silent Epidemic-- and related CNS & Spinal Injury topics.

Sharon's Brain Injury Pages.   On August 6th, 1996 Sharon suffered the rupture of a sub-arachnoid aneurysm deep in her brain.  Her pages provide a narrative, a diary, a journal of this event and where it has taken us as individuals and as a family.

KellygirlTN TBI Survivor.  Kelly's accident occurred in 1997 while attempting to  bridle a horse.  After brain surgery she was in a coma for three and a half weeks.  She'd like e-mail!  

Disabled Sports USA, a site with links to a wide range of sporting activities for disabled.

WebABLE! Social group for disabled.

Brain Injury Guide, a site established by survivors

Wilderness Inquiry (WI) creates outdoor adventure for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.

Finally, Ted Taylor's Virginia Links