How do we create cities where dreams can flourish for everyone, regardless of ability? This episode, featuring Mike Miller, the city manager of Muskogee, Oklahoma, resonates with personal stories of Mike's experiences, particularly with Craig Hospital where his daughter received care.

Accessibility isn't just about ramps and regulations—it's about creating places where everyone feels welcome. Mike brings to light the importance of moving beyond ADA compliance to embrace truly inclusive design in public projects.

Join us as we explore the delicate balance of building communities that prioritize inclusivity and the role individuals play in shaping environments that allow everyone to thrive.

Learn more about Mike Miller's daughter, Annie, who after sustaining a spinal cord injury in a ski accident, fearlessly reclaimed her life and passion for music with the help of her Craig team, family and community.

Meet Annie | Extraordinary Determination

For more information, transcriptions and behind-the-scene photos, visit https://craighospital.org/unstoppable

Craig Hospital is a nationally recognized neurorehabilitation hospital and research center specialized in the care of individuals who have sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI) and/or a brain injury (BI). Located in Denver, Colorado, Craig Hospital is an independent, not-for-profit, 93-bed national center of excellence that has treated thousands of people with SCI and BI since 1956. Learn more: https://craighospital.org