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Exploring Our World Differently Voices - Medina Jones

"We need to make every single thing accessible to every single person with a disability."

- Stevie Wonder

Meet Medina Jones

EOWD Contributor & Founder of Accessiville

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Medina Jones is a freelance contributing writer with EOWD and growing her website, Accessiville.org. She hopes it will one day be a comprehensive resource designed to provide invaluable information for people with disabilities and their loved ones.
With a passion for advocacy and a keen understanding of the challenges faced by people with disabilities and their loved ones, Medina launched Accessiville.org to offer practical advice, support, and up-to-date information on accessibility, healthcare, and community resources.
Medina is currently working to fully fund the creation and growth of Accessiville.org. Her goal is to secure sponsors and grant money to expand and enhance the website, aiming to create an inclusive platform that empowers and informs its users.
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Why Medina JoneS' Voice Matters

Medina brings a compassionate, observant, and practical voice to EOWD. Her writing encourages readers to look beyond what is immediately visible and consider how sensory needs, routines, physical surroundings, and life transitions can shape the everyday experiences of autistic individuals and their families. Rooted in accessibility and thoughtful preparation, she offers realistic ideas for creating safer, more supportive environments while recognizing that no single approach will fit everyone. Medina’s contributions remind us that meaningful support begins with paying attention, respecting individual needs, and making intentional choices that help people feel understood, secure, and included.
Explore Medina Jones' Contributions
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Supporting a Child With Autism: Sensory Needs, Anxiety, and Social Skill Growth
By Medina Jones | January 20, 2026
Raising a child with autism comes with many challenges unique to your child's needs. What might look like bad behavior can usually be tracked back to a form of sensory overload of their nervous system, amplifying anxiety and decreasing the child's ability to communicate ... Continue Reading
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A Structured Approach to Enhancing Social Skills in Adults with Developmental
By Medina Jones | January 06, 2026
Social skills shape how we connect, work, and thrive. For adults with developmental disabilities, improving these skills can transform independence, ... Continue reading
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Moving with Insight: House Hunting Considerations for ...
By Medina Jones | September 22, 2025
Finding the right home can be a challenge for some families with children on the autism spectrum. Details beyond square footage should be considered when ... Continue reading
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Where Calm Begins: Designing a Home that Supports Your Autistic ...
By Medina Jones | August 22, 2025
Creating a home that supports a child with non-verbal autism isn't about copying design trends or checking off a generic list. It's about tuning into the subtle (or not so ... Continue reading
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