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This week Blue Trunk is heading to New York to explore one of its most lively and fascinating cities, New York City.

Blue Trunk co-founders Rupa and Claire discuss their experiences with COVID-19 and tips from experts on how to deal with these challenges.

Rupa takes readers on the journey of traveling to Edinburgh Castle while using a manual wheelchair.

Claire gives tips on how to navigate food allergies and sensitivities during Thanksgiving.

Lucy Trieshmann gives tips and information on how to best travel with medical carry-ons and IV supplies.

Claire takes readers on a journey in accessibility around Ireland.

Rupa takes readers on a journey of accessibility at Temple Square and for Tabernacle Choir Performances.

Claire gives tips on how to best manage anxiety when traveling.

Anne Marie speaks with Blue Trunk about her experiences traveling with narcolepsy.

Blue Trunk discusses accessibility at the 25th Virginia Festival of the Book across Charlottesville and Albemarle.

Claire discusses accessibility at the Museum of Tomorrow.

Lucy discusses accessibility at Philadelphia's 30th Street Station.

Blue Trunk describes what accessibility is like at UVA and at Thomas Jefferson's academical village.

Claire Wellbeloved-Stone describes what is done to existing buildings when wheelchair access is added.

Blue Trunk provides a guide on how to approach, write, and add alt text to social media posts.

Claire visits and describes an inclusive arts cafe in Cambodia.

Claire describes what public transit and accessibility are like in Sydney, Australia.

Claire Wellbeloved-Stone describes how she will be posting reflections on the accessibility she has observed in her travels.

A comprehensive guide to accessibility in public transportation in Charlottesville.

Rupa Valdez describes what wheelchair accessibility is like at the Sagrada Familia.