Paris Promised to Make the Olympics Accessible. What Do Disabled Fans Think? ...Middle East

With the Paris Summer Olympics just weeks away, athletes and fans alike are buzzing with excitement, anticipation, and - for the estimated 350,000 attendees with disabilities - concern. Leading up to the Olympic Games, Paris made a promise to be "universally accessible" before the opening ceremony on July 26. That means leveling up services and infrastructure, both in the vicinity of Olympic venues and beyond. According to the New York Times, such initiatives include: an Olympic and Paralympic Village with accessible buildings, multi-sensory signage and zones for assistance dogs, more wheelchair-accessible taxis, and additional accessible Ubers. I'm very uplifted to hear their initiative,

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