Hello Twitter! This is the official account of The Mobility Independence Foundation, aka The MIF. We are a nonprofit dedicated to enhancing accessibility for individuals with disabilities through #OpenSource technology. Please give us a follow, and recommend others to follow!

The Endurance isn’t just a mobility device—it’s a movement. Built rugged, open-source, and ready to smash through red tape, this game-changer is helping people with disabilities roll into independence on their terms. #disability #humanrights #opensource #technology

Andy Weyant.📢 Assistant Secretary, Board Of Directors. Andy is a person that has lived his life for the past 38 years with a permanent disability due to a spinal cord injury. He loves to help advocate for folks who want to live their lives independently in the community.

Throughout the year, we proudly show up at the Abilities Expo—one of the biggest gatherings for the disability community across the U.S. From open-source tech to real-talk independence, the Mobility Independence Foundation keeps people coming back for solutions that actually work

Prototypes don’t have to break the bank—here we’re using an off-the-rack seat to test a chassis and motor controller setup, proving that accessible design starts with smart, simple steps. Innovation should be affordable for everyone. Visit our Website!. #opensource #technology

Meet The Explorer—a pint-sized, power-packed chair built from toy cars and 3D prints, helping kids with mobility impairments! Designed with Arizona State University, it’s low-cost, classroom-ready, and proof that innovation doesn't wait for adulthood. #disability #humanrights

We are unapologetically independent—because we don’t need permission to innovate, advocate, or exist. #disability #humanrights #opensource #technology #WatchUs

35 years ago, the ADA reshaped history by affirming the rights and dignity of people with disabilities—today, we honor that legacy and push forward with inclusive tech and open access for all. Let’s celebrate progress while continuing the fight for true equality. #disability

Meet the Team: Donna Quiter.📢 Trustee, Board of Directors. Self described as a daughter, wife, and mother of persons with disabilities it is easy to see why she believes in our cause. #Disability #MeetTheTeam #OpenSource #Humanrights #Accessibility #Community #Empowerment

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we're building a more inclusive world by developing and sharing open-source accessibility tech that meets real mobility needs—because everyone deserves the tools to live a purpose-driven life. Visit our Website!. #disability #humanrights #opensource

The University of Rochester Engineering Dept is leading the charge on an open-source power wheelchair seating system—customizable, affordable, and designed to prevent pressure sores and promote long-term health. Accessibility shouldn't be a luxury. #disability #humanrights

Through the Mobility Independence Foundation’s Academic Partnership Program, students are using empathy and engineering to design open-source mobility solutions for society’s most vulnerable—real-world impact, powered by compassion and innovation. #disability #humanrights

The Mobility Independence Foundation is revolutionizing accessibility with open-source tech that empowers people with disabilities to live independently, safely, and confidently. Innovation shouldn't exclude—it's time everyone had access. Visit our Website for more Information!

Thomas Quiter, our CEO, joined one of the documentary’s directors and tech activist Louis Rossmann in Palm Springs for an in-depth discussion about our documentary: 'The Power To Move'. #disability #technology #opensource #humanrights

Meet the Team: Jonathan Howe.Secretary, Board of Directors. "Jonathan joined The MIF after years of seeing friends, neighbors, and clients with mobility issues struggling to get around New York City. Jonathan believes The MIF can help fix many of these problems."

Support independence and make a difference by shopping at The Mobility Independence Foundation! 🛒 Every purchase helps fund the development of affordable, open-source mobility equipment for those with disabilities. #Support #Disability #technology #opensource #humanrights

"Build to Empower" is calling for open-source hardware designs that are fully customizable, modular, and accessible—ensuring anyone can build, adapt, and use life-changing mobility devices with clarity and confidence. Read all about it on our website!. #disability #technology

"Build to Empower" is calling for open-source hardware designs that are fully customizable, modular, and accessible—ensuring anyone can build, adapt, and use life-changing mobility devices with clarity and confidence. #disability #technology #opensource #humanrights

Celebrating innovation and inclusion! The University of Rochester student team— Ilaria Benciolini, Anna Hinchcliffe, Ivy Chang, Jayden Collins, and Gavin Wong —presented their prototype for an open hardware modular seating system. Learn more by heading over to our Linktree!

July 14th is Disability Awareness Day, a time to celebrate the diversity of human abilities and recognize the contributions of people with disabilities. Join us to promote inclusion, and encourage advocacy. #disability #technology #opensource #humanrights

"Finding strength in struggle is not just about enduring—it’s about choosing a path of action, not violence.". Read more about the journey and the power of choice in the comments, where you’ll find the full story on Substack. #Action #Disability #Opensource #Tech #Humanrights