Will Wilson, CEO of Disability Network West Michigan, says expanding participation across counties comes with challenges.
“Trying to convince individuals from other counties to travel is a challenge,” he says. “But the more people we have in the room that share a common interest in accessibility. This will increase our number of ambassadors.”
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