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A Small Lanyard Can Drive a Big Shift in Accessibility

After a seamless travel experience using the Sunflower Lanyard, one parent reflects on inclusion, hidden disabilities, and what municipalities need to do next.

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Sara-Lynne Leask
Mar 24, 2026
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As the Paralympics have just ended, it’s a great time to acknowledge the work and triumph of persons living with disabilities. It’s wonderful to witness their success and we can take pride in our athletes, becoming more aware of how much persons with disabilities can accomplish when properly …

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"I am the woman the world needs me to be" - Wonder Woman A mother of 3, working to advocate for her two children with intellectual and physical disabilities.
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