Little Miss Wheelchair Kansas

👋 Let's have some fun!

If your wheelchair (or your dream wheelchair!) could have **ONE magical feature**, what would it be?

Fly?
Change colors?
Play your favorite song?
Create its own shade?
Carry your pet along for the ride?

Tell us your idea in the comments! We can't wait to read everyone's creative answers.

(And if you don't use a wheelchair, tell us what magical feature you'd add to any mobility device to make life more fun!)

Fill in the blank...

The world needs more __________.

We'll start: **Inclusion.**

Now it's your turn! ⬇️

Thirty-six years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act became law, opening doors and expanding opportunities for Kansans. Today we remember the activists, citizens, and lawmakers, including Kansas Senator Bob Dole, who led the effort to get the bill to the finish line.

National Disability Independence Day is celebrated on July 26 to recognize the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. It's a day to celebrate how far we've come while continuing to raise awareness and break down barriers for individuals with disabilities every day.

We want to get to know our followers a little better!

Finish this sentence in the comments...

**Inclusion means ____________.**

There's no wrong answer—we'd love to hear your thoughts! Whether it's one word or a whole sentence, every perspective matters.

Tag a friend to join the conversation, and don't forget to like and share our page to help us continue celebrating confidence, inclusion, and the incredible abilities of children who use wheelchairs.

Naomi had so much fun reading at the Marquette Community Library in Marquette, KS!

Their summer theme is dinosaurs, and librarian Mary Kay even found and purchased six dinosaur books that include disabilities for the library. Naomi read three of them during kids' hour today.

A big thank you to Mary Kay for being so welcoming and helping make every child feel included! 💙🩷

Today is the day!!!!