Where It's AT – Assistive Technology Blog

Written by Kamsy Umeaku, IT Accessibility Intern Accessibility testing ensures that everyone can access different websites, apps, and software, no matter their disabilities. Testing for accessibility involves checking if it complies with the WCAG guideline, testing to see if it works with assistive technologies like screen readers, and ensuring it is keyboard navigable. By removing […]

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Washington (May 1, 2025) – Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) released the following statement after the Senate passed their resolution designating April 30, 2025 as “National Assistive Technology Awareness Day.”     “Assistive technology, which includes communication devices, modified vehicles, glasses, and mobility devices, is not a luxury – it is […]

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Contributed by Milavetz Law Having a disability doesn’t bar you from having the freedom and independence of driving. Driving is possible for many people who have a disability. With the help of specialized driving courses and new adaptive equipment, driving while having a disability is becoming easier and more accessible every day. VIEW FULL ARTICLE

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Virtual Quarterly Vision Webinar on Mental Health May 17 | 12:00 p.m. ET Upcoming webinar on vision loss and mental health from the Foundation Fighting Blindness. Discussion topics include:   -The emotional impact of vision loss -Coping strategies and resilience -Mental health resources -Building community support   LEARN MORE & REGISTER

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The Assistive Technology (AT) Champions Program is a 6-month long program designed to empower youth and build connections with young disabled activists in the Mid-Atlantic region. Many thanks to our 2024–2025 AT Champion, Sydney, for contributing the following about her experience! Hi everyone! My name is Sydney Kienzle, and I had the pleasure of participating […]

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Guide to sensory-friendly doctor visits for children with autism spectrum disorder Learn how to make doctor visits easier for kids with autism. Get practical tips on preparing them, managing sensory triggers, and working with healthcare pros for a smoother experience. Find out how to reduce stress and make appointments more comfortable for your child. By SingleCare […]

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