I was recently contacted by Emma Taylor from studentsforresearch.org. She is a homeschool instructor in a project from the Unversity of Riverside, California, and wanted to let me know that one old curated page with travelling resources I created more than 2 decades back was very helpful for their discussions on outdoor activities, trips, travel, sports, transportation etc for wheelchair users.
Wow, this is amazing. Knowing that in our fast times a page that old is still valuable for someone. Thank you for contacting me.
Actually Robin. on of her students, suggested to add a resource to that page:
www.snappywords.com/knowledge/exploring-the-world-a-comprehensive-wheelchair-accessible-travel-guide
Today I actually digged out the old files and added the link to it. You can find it on the page now, it has a brand new 2025 Copyright message now. THANK YOU, ROBIN!
Can I hear more about Robin and the team to understand what it is you are actually building together?
Since research is only a first step – we humans always have something in mind – I am curious about it.
And I am all about growing ideas in a team. Here is my 5 stop pathway I called
The Collaboration Roadmap I developed with my students for that very reason over the last two decades.
Let me know Robin, Emma and Team!
Kind regards
“Learning more about the world always means new ways of looking at something and new ideas for yourself. My personal international experiences all brought me back home again and to myself.”
Jutta Jerlich, Founder Kulturimpuls
