Steven Verdile
Steven is a multidisciplinary creative with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. He lives in New York City with his girlfriend, spending his mornings drinking iced coffee and his evenings binging television. An advocate for authentic representation in media, he created The Squeaky Wheel to amplify disabled voices and bring humor to the nuances of living with a disability.
Lincoln Center Is So Accessible that You Have No Reason Not to Visit. Like Literally, I Keep Trying to Use My Disability as an Excuse, but They’ve Thought of Everything
Uh Oh. There’s Only One Accessible Stall and They Both Need to Poop
Use the SoundPrint™ App to Find Quiet Restaurants in Your Area (Where All the Hot People with Sensory Issues Hang Out)
5 Ways to Clarify You’re (Badass) Disabled and Not (Inspirational) Disabled
The Real Superheroes: The Mothers of the Mothers of Disabled Children
This Small Town Girl in a Lonely World Couldn’t Take the Train Going Anywhere Because It Wasn’t Accessible and Now She’s Stuck and It’s Midnight
The Future Isn’t Curing Disability, the Future Is These Two Threatening Wheelchair Users We Found in a Weird Stock Photo
Americans with Disabilities Act Turns 32, Buys a Motorcycle and Gets a Cute Pixie Cut
3 Summer Cocktails You Can Safely Drink with Your Medicine Because They’re Just 3 Different Flavors of Ensure
May Is Mental Health Awareness Month, so Here Are 3 Neurodiverse People who Inspire Us — and One who Is Doing Their Best
