123 Main Street, New York, NY 10001
123 Main Street, New York, NY 10001
At Accessible Towns, our mission is to create a more inclusive community by providing detailed, real-time information on the accessibility of public spaces. We empower individuals who are differently-abled to confidently explore dining, entertainment, and recreational options, fostering equal access and opportunities for everyone to enjoy the places they love. Through collaboration with local businesses, we aim to make accessibility a priority in every corner of towns everywhere, ensuring that everyone belongs.
Our vision at Accessible Towns is to build a world where every individual, regardless of ability, can navigate public spaces with ease and confidence. We aspire to create a future where accessibility is seamlessly integrated into every community, allowing people to explore, connect, and thrive in all aspects of life. By empowering businesses and communities to prioritize inclusivity, we envision a society where everyone truly belongs, and no one is left behind.
Katie has spent over a decade working in healthcare, rehabilitation, and aging care services. Katie is dedicated to creating communities where everyone, especially those with mobility challenges, can feel welcome and supported. Her work is fueled by a heartfelt commitment to making the world more accessible, compassionate, and inclusive for all. She is also the owner of Pre-Op Solutions, on the Board of Directors for Aging Projects Inc. and the Council on Aging of Buncombe County.
Rylee is an Asheville native and chef. They are passionate about equality, animals, and good food. They are naturally empathetic to the cause of accessibility, and want everyone to be able to experience the joys of life.
Sumaya (she/they) is the CEO & co-founder of Present Moment Media. Their vision is to incorporate ethical marketing, DEI in media, & trauma-informed leadership into each unique strategy they create and deliver. After leaving her corporate management career eight years ago, she packed her bags, traveled the world with a laptop, and started her own online business supporting inspirational brands across the globe. Sumaya is delighted to contribute to Accessible Towns, where her personal experiences of living with chronic pain, being a caregiver, and parenting a neurodivergent teen fuel her passion for creating spaces that are welcoming and inclusive for all.
"Creating Accessible Towns is an honor—ensuring everyone, regardless of ability, can connect with their community and explore the world around them."