…because toilets are for everyone. Wheelmap.org is asking everyone to get involved with the campaign “incLOOsive!” which will be taking place from November 19,
Finally ready for downloading in the Google Play and iTunes Stores: The Wheelmap app for Android and iOS is available with a snazzy new
As part of the Booking Cares Volunteer programme, a group of Booking.com employees participated in a mapping walk of the main tourist hotspots in
More than 30 Wheelmap ambassadors are involved around the world in order to promote Wheelmap.org and raise public awareness for wheelchair accessibility. The team
The Wheelmap is getting a new design and better usability in the browser. It is already available for users in a beta version. The
Wheelmap relies on the local knowledge of many to provide data on the wheelchair accessibility of public places. But there are other approaches to
Wheelmap has been focussing on collecting essential information that is important for people with mobility restrictions since 2010. In the future we want to
In September the team of Wheelmap.org was in Toronto. We met the Canadian Abilities Foundation, students, and activists of the disability rights movement. And
Excitement is brewing for a Sozialhelden field trip: the Wheelmap.org and Leidmedien.de project teams are traveling to Canada in order to prepare a MapMyDay
The Streetspotr crowd has been out and about again doing their photo magic in another round of the famous “step spots”. This time, the
Wheelmap was launched in the year 2010. Since then, its community has grown and the map has continually expanded. Now the impressive milestone of
Deutsch | English General info What is Wheelmap.org? Wheelmap is a map for finding wheelchair accessible places. The map works similar to Wikipedia: anyone
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