Jill
Hinton wolfe
Jill Hinton Wolfe is the founder of Outdoor Book Club and a legally blind Army veteran who thrives at the intersection of nature, storytelling, and social change. Her work centers on helping women and veterans rediscover strength, courage, and connection through outdoor experiences. With a background in university leadership and a master’s in social innovation, Jill brings a unique perspective to accessibility, belonging, and community design in outdoor spaces. She’s also the author of Mission, Tribe & Grace: How Veterans Can Act to Lead Change.
Sessions with Jill
From Compliance to Connection
2:15PM-3PM
Accessibility shouldn’t end with a ramp. In this interactive, story-rich workshop, we’ll explore how to move beyond compliance-based thinking and into a deeper, more human-centered model of disability inclusion.
Using personal narratives, small group reflection, and real-world examples from outdoor programs and adaptive events, we’ll introduce a simple but powerful framework: one that centers relationships, not regulations. You’ll learn how disabled adventurers—like blind hikers, adaptive athletes, and neurodiverse nature lovers—are not only navigating trails, but redefining what’s possible on them.
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