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From the Editors Desk: ADA Celebrates a New Guinness World Record


With the 20th anniversary of the ADA last month, it was a perfect time to set a new world record. The Los Angeles wheelchair community and the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation collaborated to set the New Guinness World Record for the most wheelchairs in a moving line, a total of 193 wheelchairs. The celebration also included food, fun, and prizes. The milestone created a wonderful opportunity for the disability community and organizations to come together socially.

To read more about the celebration, go to http://www.abilitiesexpo.com/buzz19.html#a.

Send your questions and comments to Jenny Carlton, NCHPAD News Editor, at jcarlto1@uic.edu.

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