@EireannDolan There is much to be done to make stadiums more accessible to all. I love to see quiet spaces becoming common. I wish adult changing spaces like were also becoming common in public spaces like stadiums! @CS_Campaign is helping to push this cause, but there's a long way to go.
Want to reduce COVID and other ID transmission?
Have well-ventilated indoor spaces
Want to address gas stove burden on asthma?
Have well-ventilated indoor spaces
Want to increase school learning and workplace productivity?
Have well-ventilated indoor spaces
See the pattern?
@kliz682 @RottenInDenmark @MaintenancePod Came here to request this episode, as well! It's infuriating and confusing and I need some @MaintenancePod analysis!
We focus on vaccination- yet ventilation is our largest ROI- yet least utilized mitigation tool. One in every classroom & store would save 100,000 lives, EZ.👇🏽
The Homemade Air Purifier That's Been Saving Lives During the Covid-19 Pandemic | Smithsonian https://t.co/xB6XIsoTbA
@Ticketmaster your site sucks for accessible tickets! Why can't I purchase 3 of these accessible seats together? There are 3 in my family, 1 in a wheelchair. Why can't we sit together? We deserve an experience equal to any family of 3, wheelchair or not.
@MKerleyCode I see steps at every entrance, a bumpy cobblestone walkway, it's actually super easy to spot. Pedestrian-centered living is a nice goal for lots of reasons, but people who are advocating for it can't ignore accessibility. It can be better than this photo.
@MKerleyCode @eboldy @nathanallebach I commented only on the OP poor choice of photo for some utopian example of what a walkable, sustainable, productive place looks like because in this photo it is completely inaccessible to anyone who requires a mobility device. Pedestrian-centered living must also be accessible.