What moves you? More than 1,000 people came to Harvard Square to answer that question.

Branson Magazine profiles Executive Director Dana Ross Rogers

What can disability teach us about the future of movement? Will Borden, Hugh Herr, Conor Walsh, and Dana Rogers explore sport, bionics, and wearable robotics in this Boston Marathon podcast.

Bionic founder Will Borden reflects on losing his leg, raising two daughters, and discovering a new way of seeing disability and the world.

High school student Brooke Davis is researching ways to help visually impaired runners train with greater independence. Follow her project as she explores the possibilities of design and technology.

Meet the runners representing Bionic Project at the 2026 Boston Marathon. Their fundraising supports our work to bring disability education into school classrooms.

The fourth annual San Francisco Bionic5K & 1Mile brought the Bionic community to Kezar Stadium. Explore the race-day photos and celebrate the people who made it happen

Yeehaw!  The Bionic Benefit was a HUGE success! Our community came together for an evening that raised more than $110,000 to expand Bionic’s education programs.

Meet Julia Perkins, our Bay Area summer intern. Read her interviews with San Francisco educators and learn about the work she’s been doing for Bionic this summer.

Bionic has received a $75,000 grant from the Cummings Foundation, distributed over three years. The funding supports our organization as demand for disability education programs grows.

A Bionic classroom workshop sparked Aidan Coffino’s research on universal design with his students. Explore the project he presented at the 2025 IBSC conference.

The eighth annual Harvard Square Bionic5K & 1Mile raised more than $50,000 for Bionic’s school program. Look back at a day shared by participants, volunteers, families, and friends.

Read about how Bionic brought disability rights, prosthetics, and universal design into assemblies and classrooms at Noble & Greenough School.

CBS Boston featured Lead Educator Nico Calabria in its Change Makers series. Watch the story about his work in schools and his passion for creating opportunities in youth amputee soccer.

The words we use can exclude people or help them feel welcome. Learn why the R-word is harmful and join us in choosing language that respects people with intellectual disabilities.

Our third annual San Francisco Bionic5K & 1Mile took place on October 27, 2024. Revisit the race and celebrate the community that came together for Bionic.

Learn about Bionic’s selection as a Defender Service Awards finalist and watch our contest video.

Read Mount Tamalpais School’s magazine feature on Bionic Project and Executive Director Dana Ross Rogers’s return to her former school.

Dana joined Karson & Kennedy’s Good Vibe Tribe on Mix 104.1. Listen to the conversation about the Bionic Project and our work in the community.

Austin, the highest fundraiser at the 2024 Bionic5K, was the honorary captain for the New England Revolution as they took on NYCFC.