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Stocking Stuffer AT Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP Now that Thanksgiving is over, we’re excited to launch our holiday “AT Stocking Stuffer” series. So, if you’d rather avoid the holiday rush and shop online for some great gifts, and let’s face it, who wouldn’t, we’ve got a few ideas for you. These […]

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Johns Hopkins University is conducting an autism research study in speech and language. They’re seeking individuals along the autism spectrum (5+) at all levels of language and cognitive ability. The study involves non-invasive testing at the JHU field office in Fells Point. All participants are compensated for time and parking. If you would like further information our […]

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The IMAGE Center of Maryland is hosting a two-part webinar/teleconference series: Effective Partnerships to Increase Accessible, Affordable, Integrated Housing Part I: Partnerships for Housing Resources December 4, 2012; 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Eastern Part II: Forging Legal Alliances to Ensure Fair Housing Enforcement December 10, 2012; 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Eastern The IMAGE Center is […]

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Recently, MDTAP had the opportunity to issue grants to support a variety of organizations and agencies that are working hard to expand access to assistive technology across the state. Here’s the breakdown of who and what: The Hearing and Speech Agency – to establish a demonstration and loan library of fluency enhancement devices (assistive devices for those who stutter). The […]

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AT in the news for the week of 11/12 – 11/16 Disabled to get better access to devices to lead fuller lives ‘Anti-Gravity’ Treadmills Speed Rehabilitation Cape Cod Transit offers new accessible van service Bat-inspired tech lets blind man ride mountain bike Mugged By Sound, Rescued By A Waitress Tablets have opened a whole new […]

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Speech, Language and Hearing Center @ Towson University The Speech, Language and Hearing Center at Towson University offers screening, diagnostic and treatment services to improve communication for children and adults with a variety of concerns. Within this facility, students receive hands-on experience seeing clients under the direct guidance of licensed and certified professional staff. The […]

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