Dropping In On Carol In North Dakota
Learn how ND Assistive helped a family overcome pandemic visiting restrictions and save their mom's life!
AT for Gerald’s Hard Year
This is an important story to share. While it may not be a "Long COVID" story, it is a sobering COVID impact story. Thank you to LATAN, the Louisiana Assistive Technology (AT) Act Program, for bringing Gerald to AT3 Center's attention.
Brain Injury Awareness and COVID-19
Did you know that every nine seconds someone in the United States acquires a brain injury? Over the last two years, however, that rate must be on the rise.
Staying Socially Connected Through Assistive Technology (AT)
In honor of Developmental Disability Awareness month, here is a story highlighting the difference technology can make during the pandemic to keep spirits high. Thank you, DATI, the Delaware AT Act Program, for the permission to re-post.
AT Act Programs Support “Long COVID”
In this latest COVID-19 Issue Brief, AT3 Center highlights the ways AT Act Programs can and are supporting individuals with post-COVID conditions (long COVID).
AT Act Programs Support Vaccination
In this latest COVID-19 Issue Brief, AT3 Center highlights the ways AT Act Programs have stepped up to support accessible vaccination for persons with disabilities and older adults.
AT Act Programs Support Remote Learning
In this latest COVID-19 Issue Brief, AT3 Center highlights the activities of the New Jersey, Idaho, and US Virgin Islands AT Act Programs to support remote learning.
Indispensable Program Partnerships
In this latest COVID-19 Issue Brief, AT3 Center highlights partnerships in North Dakota, Nebraska, and South Dakota that support health, safety, and quality of life with unique approaches.
Lessons Learned from the Great Mask Dilemma
Thank you, Elaine Morse, MSW, LICSW, for collaborating on our post series about face mask communication challenges for the D/deaf community during COVID-19.
A.T. Programs Support Accessible Information
Inaccessible COVID-19 websites and documents lock out the very users most at risk from the virus.