Dani Aravich

Paralympian. Disability access strategist. Public speaker. Marketing pro.

We don’t talk enough about what happens after the spotlight.

Disabled athletes are visible every four years, but the leadership pipelines between Games cycles are thin. If we want equity, we have to think beyond podium moments and build long-term career pathways.

Let's work together.
Dani and two other USA runners wearing black USA team shirts standing on a track field outdoors at sunset.
Dani and friend dressed in winter sports gear, smiling, on a snow-covered landscape with trees in the background. One woman is on adaptive skis, and the other is standing beside her.
Dani smiling with arms outstretched at a wheelchair basketball event on an indoor basketball court, with a large crowd in the stands.
Dani smiling at the camera during a track and field event, holding a bid in one hand and a microphone in the other, with a wheelchair race in progress behind her at a stadium.
Dani in front of a large background with red text that reads 'PARA NORDIC SKINNING' repeatedly, smiling and crossing her arms, dressed in a light gray jacket, black pants, and white shoes, with equipment visible on the right side of the scene.
A group of runners on a dirt trail in a forested mountainous area with green trees and blue sky.
Four people sitting on chairs on a stage with a blue TrailCon backdrop, talking into microphones, with water bottles in front of them, appearing to participate in a panel at an outdoor event.
Dani with long brown hair, smiling, sitting at a news desk with papers and a pen, in front of a large screen displaying the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games logo and branding.