ALT Twelve Flight 1 Ambassadors in black flight suits smile on a sunny airport tarmac in front of a white jet with a blue tail and an open cargo door. Five Ambassadors in wheelchairs sit in the front row, with the rest standing behind them. Labeled 2021.

ALT The top photo shows eight AstroAccess members standing close together and smiling in front of a blue backdrop. The backdrop reads "Human Spaceflight Symposium" and has several sponsor and organization logos. The group is dressed in business casual and professional attire. The bottom photo shows a panel discussion in a conference room. Five people sit in a row of armchairs at the front. Behind them, two screens display a slide titled "Accessibility in Spaceflight," with the 2025 Boston Human Spaceflight Symposium name and small headshots of the panelists. A mobility device is parked beside one of the seated panelists. At the bottom, a navy banner has a gold "RECAP" tag above white text reading "Boston Human Spaceflight Symposium."

ALT AstroAccess Ambassador Kyle Horn, a white man with glasses, smiles while sitting in a plain seat wearing a flight suit covered in AstroAccess flight patches. Kyle is wearing a headset and giving a thumbs up while holding his experiment.

ALT AstroAccess Ambassador Kyle Horn, a white man with glasses, and AstroAccess Executive Director, Anna Voelker, a white person, smile in front of the Swiss zero gravity plane.

ALT A group of nine members of AstroAccess smiling and posing around a kangaroo in an outdoor setting.

ALT Six people wearing blue AstroAccess polos pose next to a "Blue Origin Launch Site One" sign.

ALT A MESSAGE FROM ASTROACCESS. Disabled people are an integral part of every community. Accessibility is not a privilege, it is a fundamental human right. AstroAccess remains steadfast in our mission to break down barriers, create inclusive spaces, and ensure that both Earth and space are accessible to all. Our work is not temporary; it is part of a long-term global strategy where accessibility benefits everyone and strengthens the fabric of society. Every day, our team, volunteers, and allies continue to wake up with the same purpose: to push forward, to build a world with equal opportunity, and to advocate for access on our planet and beyond it. Now more than ever, we invite you to join our mission to promote disability inclusion. Make a difference with us by volunteering, donating, or simply amplifying the message of accessibility in your community and work. As we always say: if we can make space accessible, we can make any space accessible. Omnibus Ad Astra, Anna Voelker & AstroAccess

ALT A welcoming graphic for AstroAccess against a backdrop of black space with scattered stars. The text "WELCOME TO ASTROACCESS" is prominently displayed at the top in bold white letters. Below, there is a circular portrait of a smiling woman with long blonde hair and a black turtleneck against a plain white background. Beneath the portrait, contained within a horizontal blue rectangle, is text that reads "Ambassador Sophie Morgan."