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Accessibility advocate Nathan Wolford honored with Robert Gorski Access Award
Summary
The City of Pasadena recognized Nathan Wolford as a 2026 recipient of the Robert Gorski Access Award for contributions to accessibility; the recognition was presented by Mayor Victor Gordo at the July 20 City Council meeting, and the announcement noted Wolford's volunteer roles and graduate studies.
Mackenzie Mercado, host of the Rose City Report for Pasadena Media, reported that Nathan Wolford received the 2026 Robert Gorski Access Award from the City of Pasadena's Accessibility and Disability Commission. "Nathan was honored for his accomplishments by mayor Victor Gordo at the July 20 Pasadena City Council meeting," Mercado said.
The announcement described Wolford as a disability advocate who volunteers as a villager and volunteer coordinator at Pasadena Village and is completing a Master of Divinity at Fuller Seminary with plans to pursue health care chaplaincy. The item did not list award criteria, selection process details, or any accompanying grants or funding associated with the honor.
