The ADA’s Legacy for the U.S. Capitol (and AT!)
Happy Anniversary to the Americans with Disabilities Act! #DisabilityPride
The Quest for Making Our Home Accessible
Thank you to Kim Beckstead and the Utah Assistive Technology (AT) Act Program (UATP) for this wonderful window into learning to live differently with AT. (This guest post was first published at the UATP blog.)
Karaoke As AT?
Assistive technology is not always what we expect it to be.
Deaf Awareness in the Age of Technology
In honor of Deaf Awareness Month, let's remember that communication equity begins with asking a d/Deaf person how they prefer to communicate and making the effort to remove barriers, accommodate preferences, and avoid assumptions.
Happy Birthday ADA!
Today the provisions incorporated in the ADA are more obtainable than ever before in history thanks to advancements in assistive technology (AT), the increasingly ubiquitous nature of AT in common devices, and a growing awareness about the power of technology to empower lives.
Joy and Love–Remembering Joy Zabala
AT3 Center is honored (and heartsick) to offer this tribute to Joy Smiley Zabala, Ph.D., who passed away July 1. Joy was a principal architect of contemporary AT practice.
AT Tips for Keeping Cool
Thank you to Ability Tools Program Manager Katherine Crowley for this timely advice (first posted at their program's Where It's AT blog) and helping us all to stay cool.
The Power of a Wheelchair (and Reuse Programs)
A power wheelchair was recently donated to REquipment, the durable medical equipment (DME) reuse program in Massachusetts. Inside the pocket was an anonymous note intended for the next user.