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Access-Able Travel Source
This site provides accurate and up to date access information for travelers with disabilities.  There are numerous links to other helpful sites, including a list of travel agents who have experience working with disabled people.
www.access-able.com/
 

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Great Outdoor Recreation Pages

Offers reviews and information about outdoor activities - hiking, bird watching, skiing, etc - for people with disabilities. Includes discussion boards, and links to other similar resources.
www.gorp.com/gorp/eclectic/disabled.htm

 

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Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Information on New York's public transportation for riders with disabilities, including the half fare MetroCard program, lists of accessible stations, and general information on riding subways and buses.
http://www.mta.info/mta/ada/

 
 
Mobility International USA (MIUSA)
Has an international exchange program which encourages young people with disabilities to travel abroad and experience foreign cultures. Includes news, forums, and program information.
www.miusa.org

 
 
Pals Abroad Online Community

If you are studying abroad this spring or plan on studying abroad in the future, consider PalsAbroad.com. Membership is free; there is no cost to universities or students. It's a great, safe way to keep in touch while studying abroad
http://www.palsabroad.com

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Talking ATMS in New York City
Link to an incredibly useful compilation made by Teachers College of the locations of every talking ATM in the city! The technology will give voice instruction, via headphones, to users who cannot read information on the ATM screens. The ATMs will have audio jacks to deliver voice information privately to protect the security of users.
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/oasid/resources/nyctalkingatms.html