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MAY 2024 | ISSUE #25 | PVA SUPPORTER EDITION
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Air Force Veteran Michael became paralyzed from the waist down while dive training. During rehabilitation, Michael discovered wheelchair rugby and decided to give it a try.
Since beginning his wheelchair rugby journey, Michael has competed in tournaments all over the country, including PVA’s Wheelchair Rugby Invitational. Michael's ultimate goal is to compete on the U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby team.
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PVA's architects partnered with Nationals Park to build accessible accommodations into their stadium, not only adhering to PVA guidelines for accessible design but surpassing legal accessibility standards. With PVA's help, Nationals Park is now a leader in accessible sporting event spaces. We awarded the Nationals with our Barrier-Free America Award in honor of the project.
Learn more about the Barrier-Free America Award, the Nationals, and other past recipients at PVA.org/BFAA.
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