All Impacts

 

Accessibility

AFB Senior Site is a showcase of accessibility

American Foundation for the Blind
Accessible, appealing and interactive for those with vision loss

AFB Senior Site and its Glossary of Eye Conditions proving popular

American Foundation for the Blind
Expanding possibilities for people with vision loss

Wild Music science museum tour begins

Association of Science-Technology Centers
Accessibility features expand audience

The Toolbox CD for Farmers and Ranchers with Physical Disabilities

Breaking New Ground, Purdue University
More than 700 assistive technology products for outdoor workers

On-line Universally Designed Technology in Schools training

PACER Center
View the four-minute video to learn about education technology accessibility challenges and how they can be overcome

137,000 Students Receive Improved Access to Textbooks

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
Textbook and timeframe needs better served by new operating system

Therapeutic Efficacy of Speech Recovery Software Proceeds

Albert Einstein Healthcare Network, Moss Rehab
Pilot data is encouraging

Guide to Assistive Technologies, Tools and Resources for People of All Ages

Alliance for Technology Access
Available now -- All New Fourth Edition

Text-to-Speech Tool Supports Reading and Writing Skill Development

CAST
eReader supports range of curriculum

eReader Supports Emerging Literacy of Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

CAST
'kid-friendly' interface helps students acquire reading skills

VisionConnectionSM

Lighthouse International
Launched in March 2003, VisionConnectionSM employs state-of-the-art technology to transmit timely vision information, along with world news, research findings, stock market performance and weather reports in formats accessible to people who are visually impaired.

Eight Clients Receive Adaptive Equipment

Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation
Last-resort financial assistance aids independence and mobility

Harry Potter and 60 new titles available as scanned texts

Benetech
Online community enables people with visual and other print disabilities to share scanned books

VHA Endorses Strong Connections to its member hospitals in NY State

University of Rochester Medical Center
Contract with national healthcare product and service purchasing organization

Father sees brighter outlook for daughter with severe communication disability

University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences
AT/AAC enABLES inspires family members

Praise for Strong Connections telehealth sign language service

University of Rochester Medical Center (Strong Health)
Patients, providers and interpreters embrace new service

Redesign of Web Site about Accessibility and Media

The CPB-WGBH National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM)
Site now integrates information about all NCAM projects into a coherent, user-friendly presentation

Last-dollar support for youngsters in need

Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Cynthia, an 11 year old girl from Florida, is blind and developmentally delayed

Parents with Disabilities Training Tapes

Through the Looking Glass
More than 8 million families in the U.S. include one or both parents with a disability

The Road to Independence: Adapted Driving Options

Shepherd Center
A positive message which in a video produced by the Adapted Driving Program

Specialized equipment allows blind people to navigate independently

The Seeing Eye
Equipment improves the ability to plan a trip and to navigate more safely

Breaking Down Barriers

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
A permanent exhibit on assistive technology and accessible design

Computer Assistive Technology Services (CATS)

National Easter Seal Society
Easter Seal organizations offer adaptive technologies as part of therapy and support programs

Summer Music Institute

Music and Arts Center for Humanity
MACH's Summer Institute for Blind College-bound Musicians is the only program of its type in the country

Come Hear with Me: a Guide to Assistive Devices for People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

League for the Hard of Hearing
Copies are available from League for the Hard of Hearing

Playtime is Science for Children with Disabilities

Educational Equity Concepts, Inc.
A tool box of materials for parents and teachers that helps to insure the inclusion of youngsters with disabilities ...

A Safety Net for Children with Disabilities

Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Providing prosthetic devices and rehabilitation devices to children through modest grants

LOUIS™

American Printing House for the Blind
An electronic index of educational and recreational publications available in accessible media

Product Evaluation Laboratory

American Foundation for the Blind
Conducting and publishing a greater number of product evaluations

Arts

Verbal Description Bank of works of art

Art Education for the Blind
Provides users with excellent samples of verbal descriptions of paintings, sculpture, decorative objects, architecture and interiors

National Resource Center for Blind Musicians

Music and Arts Center for Humanity
Resource for serious students of music and their teachers

Disability Culture Icon

Access Theatre
Video of critically acclaimed stage play continues to touch viewers

New web site of National Resource Center for Blind Musicians

Music and Arts Center for Humanity
Resource for blind music students and their instructors

STORM READING

Access Theatre
Video-taped production of STORM READING based on the writings of Neil Marcus ...

Distance Learning

Twelve States Participate in Pilot of Web-based Test of ASL for Deaf Students

San Francisco State University
Unprecedented ASL-only computing environment assesses sign language abilities in order to improve teaching and learning

More than 400,000 Teachers Registered!

Christopher Newport University
Strong response to NASA SCIence™ Files and NASA CONNECT™

Untangling the Web

University of Maryland University College
Making Online Teaching and Learning Accessible

Accessibility best practices for Web-based education

University of Maryland University College
What does an accessible Web site look like?

New Center for Accessibility in Distance Education

University of Maryland University College
Outgrowth of Accessibility in Distance Education Project

Kids Science Network News™

Christopher Newport University
Award-winning distance learning program now available in descriptive, closed and open captioning

Math in the Middle

Satellite Educational Resources Consortium, Inc.
An integrated approach to enrich middle school math that features pre-algebra concepts

Distance Learning Program

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Live and archived Internet educational presentations for physical medicine and rehabilitation professionals offered by Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago

Education

Test of ASL proficiency in ASL

San Franscisco State University
Highly reliable norms-based assessment available

NIMAS Validator code available to all

Benetech
General Public License allows all to access NIMAS Validator

Accessible Media Producer (AMP) Status Granted to Bookshare.org

Benetech
NIMAS book repository expands

Virtual Disability History Museum thrives

Straight Ahead Pictures
28,000 per month visit virtual Disability History Museum

Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund results since 9/11

Scholarship America
More than $15 million in scholarships to 686 students since 9/11

Using Technology to Support Diverse Learners

WestEd
Terminology and partnerships that reach general and special educators alike

Versatile, Free Science Resource for Deaf Students

TERC
3D interactive Signing Science Dictionary for elementary and middle-grade deaf students

Multi-site Operations Management Project

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
29 recording studios nationwide

NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
6,100 middle school students, 182 classroom visits, 103 scientists!

Bookshare.org launches Institutional Access

Benetech
A new way for schools to provide accessible digital books to their students

AudioPlus™ textbook option launched September 2002

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
Students love the vastly improved ability to navigate through a text to find the information they need, without the hassle of rewinding, fast forwarding or counting beep tones to find a page, as they have to do with analog cassettes.

One-week Summer Braille Music Intensive

Music and Arts Center for Humanity
Offered by the National Resource Center for Blind Musicians

Best Bet web site

Network for Instructional TV (NITV)
Includes Effective Resources for Educators and Disabled Youth (E-READY)

First-grader responds to new eReader™ software tool

CAST
Software acknowledges differences among learners

"Bookshare.org has revolutionized my reading."

Benetech
Excitement over prompt availability of new titles as scanned books

MST Math Program Demonstrates Remarkable Success

M.I.N.D. Institute
21.1 percentile point improvement for 3rd grade math students

Student Mathletes Say Thanks

MATHCOUNTS
Dozens of middle school students and teacher/coaches provide feedback

Wired Kids' "Educational Superstar" Websites

WiredKids.org
Educators and librarians identify top educational sites to world's largest online safety and help organization

Wired Kids' Best of the Web-Award-Winning Websites

WiredKids.org
World's largest online safety and help organization names best sites

More than $1.7 million in educational assistance distributed to dependents of September 11 terrorist attack

Scholarship America
As of March 2003, the Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund has distributed more than $1.7 million in educational assistance to 185 students. Average scholarship award is $13,100.

185 scholarships as of 3/03 to dependents of September 11 terrorist attacks

Scholarship America
Profiles of two recipients

Planetary Landscapes information and activity web site

Chabot Space & Science Center
Planetary Landscapes Sculpting the Solar System models integration of art and science

Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund surpasses goal

Scholarship America
$125 million raised for education assistance for dependents of those killed or permanently disabled as a result of the September 11 attacks

Research Science Institute

Center for Excellence in Education
Outstanding national performance among participants

Science Friday weekly two-hour program

National Public Radio (NPR)
Science programming helps to encourage science and technology literacy

Resource for Adapting Science Labs and Experiments for Students with Disabilities

Georgia Institute of Technology
Barrier Free Education Web site

Largest Database of Real-world Math Problems

Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Education (FASE)
1,000 middle-school math problems in database, searchable by math topic and grade level

On-line exhibit and curriculum examines history of wheelchairs and hearing aids

Straight Ahead Pictures
Includes role that people with disabilities as a community have had in shaping useful assistive technology products, with wheelchairs and hearing aids selected as case studies

Internet Publishing Access Program

ZEUM
ZEUM showcases new media tools and invites kids to take charge of them

LD OnLine

WETA
The authoritative web resource on learning disabilities

DO-IT

University of Washington, College of Engineering
DO-IT prepares teens with disabilities and helps postsecondary faculty more fully include students with disabilities in their courses.

Disability History Museum

Straight Ahead Pictures
The first major exhibit on the history of assistive technology

Hubble Space Telescope: New Views of the Universe

Space Center Houston
Bringing the mystery of the universe to people of all ages to explore

Technology Front and Center

Public Education Network
Creating High-Quality Public Schools for Every Child

Science Friday

National Public Radio
A radio discussion forum devoted to the understanding of complex scientific topics and methods

National Science Education Standards

National Academy of Sciences
"The project has been a unique and productive learning experience for all of us...."

National Engineering Design Challenge (NEDC)

Junior Engineering Technical Society
Each year, over 2,000 high school students from 200 high schools nationwide compete in NEDC

JASON OnLine Systems

The JASON Foundation for Education
"The coolest thing about JASON is that it still manages to excite kids about ... the wonderfully mysterious world and our importance in and to it."

National Science Partnership

Girl Scouts of the USA
Hands-on science activities for elementary- and middle-school scouts

Earth System Science Community Project

Gallaudet University
SOAR-High Earth Systems Science, A Clerc Center Distance Learning Course

The Minigrant Program

Foundation for Exceptional Children
Impact extends to schools, community-based organizations and educational institutions ...

CAoS Club

Chicago Academy of Sciences
A nationwide group of 4th through 8th grade students and teachers are members of CAoS Club

Planetary Landscapes: Sculpting the Solar System

Chabot Space & Science Center
An innovative program focusing on astronomy and the inter-relationship between all sciences ...

Community Resource Network

CAST
Making technology-based literacy a reality for at-risk children and adults ...

Woods Center of Excellence in Science

Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind
The first stand-alone science education laboratory built for the education of blind and visually impaired children...

Employment/Career Development

Service-disabled veterans study online

The Veterans Corporation
Basic skills and entrepreneurship education for service-disabled vets

Replication of Camp Lighthouse Technology Camp

Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind
Confirmed interest from five organizations nationwide

Building Careers in Design Publication and College Level Online Course

Adaptive Environments
To increase participation of people with disabilities in design

Peer Supervision among Interns

American Foundation for the Blind
Engaging future problem solvers in evaluation of products for blind people

Mini-grants provide assistive technology for volunteers

International Association of Jewish Vocational Services (IAJVS)
Young adults receive technology aids to support their volunteer interests

On-line Career Support Center for Those Living with Epilepsy

Epilepsy Foundation
Targets the 85% of unemployed and/or underemployed people living with epilepsy who seek and obtain employment with career opportunities

Engineer of 2020 Phase I

National Academy of Engineering
Future of engineering practice in the new century

Outreach to vocational rehabilitation counselors

National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)
Residential summer program for deaf high school juniors

Personal Digital Assistants helpful to people with learning disabilities

International Association of Jewish Vocational Services
Volunteers with disabilities well-served by PDAs

Deaf high school students explore their futures

National Technical Institute for the Deaf
Residential summer experience identifies options

Mini-grant introduces deaf student to teaching career

International Association of Jewish Vocational Services
Tech Access mini-grant provides technology that leads to employment for deaf volunteer

Scholarships at Summer Career Exploration Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students

National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)
Explore Your Future participation swells

Leveling the Playing Field - Technology as an Equalizer in Education, Transition to Careers and Daily Life

American Youth Policy Forum
Conclusions and lessons learned from series of forums for policymakers

Professional Success Skills 2000

Valencia Community College
Distance-learning Tool Box improves work-readiness and complements technical training programs for people with disabilities at the Center for High Tech Training for Individuals with Disabilities

Meet the Best Employee You'll Ever Have

United Cerebral Palsy Associations
12-page brochure dispels the myths and misconceptions around employment of persons with significant disabilities

Explore Your Future

National Technical Institute for the Deaf
A career exploration program

Research Science Institute (RSI)

Center for Excellence in Education
Students who have participated in this program have gone on to distinguished careers ...

Instructional Technology

Educational animations for caregivers of people with dementia

Weill Cornell Medical College
At home-scenes integrate assistive technology

Tech Matrix, a Summary of Accessibility of Assistive and Learning Products

American Institutes for Research (AIR) for NCTI
Online review of reading, writing, math and assistive technology products

Book Builder Aids Students with Cognitive Disabilities

CAST
Free on-line authoring tool creates supported digital books to improve emerging reading skills

3D Interactive Signing Science Dictionary available

TERC
300-word prototype science tool available at no cost

Evolving tools for handhelds as study strategies

University of Oregon
'One-pagers' and 'easy lessons' available

Innovations in Text-to-Speech Technology Aid Children with Poor Reading Skills

CAST
eReader offers enhancements to DAISY, global standard of voice technology

Supports Reading Skills in Elementary-School-Aged Children with Disabilities

CAST
eReader 3.0™ text-to-speech software tool delivers flexible user interface

"Digital talking texts are like a teacher to me"

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
Students and teachers, individuals and institutions praise digital format

Digital Talking Books Testing and Feedback Project

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
Combining the best of audio and digital for students with print disabilities.

Harnessing Technology for Teaching and Learning

Education Commission of the States
A 30-page publication is available from ECS

Mentoring

STEM Leadership Academy attracts nearly 200 blind youth

National Federation of the Blind
Next generation of blind leaders and innovators

NEC Extreme Science and National Science Foundation (NSF) Bring Award-Winning Scientists to Target Range Middle School

Science Service
Drs. Ken Ono and Leon Lederman visit students at Target Range Middle School on May 13, 2004

NEC Extreme Science Brings Leading Scientist to Frick International Studies Academy

Science Service
Dr. Andrew Yeager, Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine to visit Frick International Studies Academy

Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack Participates in NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack and distinguished Iowa scientists Dr. Bruce Thompson and Dr. Donald Duvick visit four Iowa middle schools April 22 and 23

Governor Tom Vilsack and Dr. Donald Duvick Visit Prairie Middle School

Science Service
Nationwide Program, NEC Extreme Science, Recruits Award-Winning Scientists for Classroom Visits

Governor Tom Vilsack and Dr. Bruce Thompson Visit Southeast Polk Junior High School

Science Service
Nationwide Program, NEC Extreme Science, recruits Award-Winning Scientists for Classroom Visits

Busy Week for Nobel Volunteers in NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
NEC Extreme Science complements national ESTME WEEK, March 15-20, 2004

UCLA Space Physicist volunteers for NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
Dr. Mark Moldwin, winner of multiple teaching and scientific awards, visits Culver City Middle School

Winner of Nobel Prize in Medicine volunteers for NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
Dr. Richard Roberts visits Briscoe Middle School in Beverly, MA

Inventor of CT Scanner Volunteers for NEC Extreme Science

Science Service
National Medal of Technology Laureate Dr. Robert Ledley visits 9th graders in DC

NEC Extreme Science

National Science Education Program
CAREER Award Winner Dr. Douglas Thompson visits Henry Viscardi School

Nobel Laureate in Physics, Dr. Leon Lederman, challenges colleagues to join NEC Give a Day, Make a Difference

Science Service
NEC Extreme Science

Project on Science, Technology and Disability

American Association for the Advancement of Science
"Nothing happens overnight. But in ten years, we can see the outstanding results," says Virginia Stern, Director, Project on Science, Technology and Disability at AAAS.

Bridge to the Future Program

Association for Women in Science
"I want to be a scientist and meeting women in the field of science encourages me even more."

Public Policy

Mini-Grants for Hurricane Relief Efforts

Disability Funders Network
Rapid Response Fund offers mini-grants for hurricane relief efforts for people with disabilities

Katrina and People with Disabilities

Disability Funders Network
Demographics, implications, how to help

New Site Removes Barriers to Consumer Understanding of Medicaid Services

TheArcLink
'Speech therapy' definition simplified from 90 words to 30!

Definition of Cognitive Accessibility Cited as Industry Standard

The ArcLink
In context of Medicaid material, industry standard evolves

Within Our Reach, Findings and Recommendations

National Task Force on Technology and Disabilities
Findings and recommendations of the National Task Force on Technology and Disabilities ... an accessible nation that is Within Our Reach

Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Services

Disabled Children's Relief Fund
Requests for last-dollar support exceeds fund availability by 8-fold

Technology as an Equalizer for Youth with Disabilities

American Youth Policy Forum
AYPF conducts an average of 40 events each year for up to 2,000 participants...

Research & Development

EEG-based Brain Computer Interface (BCI) in the Home

Health Research Inc. (HRI)
BCI improves communication and control for people with ALS and other severe motor disabilities

Inventing the Future of Blind Navigation

Institute for Innovative Blind Navigation
Wayfinding experts convene during World Blindness Awareness Month

Navigational Tool for Blind People

World Access for the Blind
Echolocation improves orientation and mobility

Learn What's Happening in Aging Services Technologies

AAHSA/CAST
Volunteer for task groups, submit content online, and more

Software for Speech Recovery

Albert Einstein Healthcare Networks, Moss Rehab
MossTalkWords® embraced by researchers

Advances in Wayfinding Technology

Institute for Innovative Blind Navigation
2004 Seminar to define wayfinding blueprint

Stylus-based PDA Text Entry for People with Motor Impairment

Carnegie Mellon University
Increases accuracy and stability of motion

Wayfinding Technology

Institute for Innovative Blind Navigation
Regional seminars for rehabilitation specialists and technology developers

The Future Home Institute

Volunteers for Medical Engineering
Still having a positive impact on the concept of independent and accessible living

Expansion of Chapters

Tetra Society of North America
Volunteer tinkerers who help people with disabilites by developing low- and high-tech devices to aid independent living

Pulsar Project

Syracuse University
The Idea Lab at Syracuse University is a fun environment where Pulsar technology can be implemented

Teacher/Professional Training

Education for healthcare professionals

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association (ALSA)
Professional education on ALS-related communication issues

Free online training series: universally designed technology in schools

PACER Center
A tool for K-12 educators, IT specialists and parents

FIRST YEARS earns Quality Matters® designation

Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Professional training course is first to meet national standards

Advanced Institutes in Universal Design for Learning, Summer 2006

CAST
Two-day sessions offer instruction and hands-on activities in Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and other important educational issues

Vision Rehabilitation Caseload Management Strategy

Lighthouse International
Training paraprofessionals yields strong results

Using Flexible Technology to Meet the Needs of Diverse Learners

WestEd
Technology tips for differentiated instruction in grades 7-12

Credits for Vision Rehabilitation and Educational Professionals

Lighthouse International
Six lessons now available for vision rehabilitation professionals

AT/AAC Teaching Tool Helps Students to Dispel Preconceptions

University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences
AT/AAC enABLES trains professionals at in-service and pre-service levels

Selecting Computer-Based High School Science Curricula: A Guide for Teachers

Education Development Center
For teachers and other educators confronting the challenge of using technology to enhance the way they teach science

Educator Online Network

Exploratorium
Portal allows educators to customize and personalize tools and services

Technology seminars in Summer, 2004 for teachers of deaf students

Gallaudet University
Integrating technology into the classroom

Hands-on Training for Teachers of Blind Music Students

Music and Arts Center for Humanity
Short course followed by week-long internship

Live interactive webcast series: Augmentative Communications

National Center for Disability Services
Professional education series Augmentative Communication: Real Problems/Real Solutions featuring staff from the Kornreich Technology Center

Accessibility in Distance Education (ADE) Web site

University of Maryland University College
Resource for distance education faculty

Development of Research Literature Related to Informal Learning

Exploratorium
Center for Informal Learning and Schools (CLIS) Web site

New web site encourages collaboration between AT and AAC educators

University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences
AT/AAC enABLES web site put to practical use by educators

TecEds (Technology in Education Can Empower Deaf Students)

Gallaudet University
Teachers across the nation share instructional strategies and materials through the Clerc Center's online, interactive tools on this site.

Elementary School Teacher Produces Interactive Digital Movies to Promote Family Literacy

University of Arkansas-Monticello
DVD-based set of Best Practices motivates teacher

On-line Teaching and Training Materials for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences
AACenABLES digital resource library models success with AAC for people with speech, language or writing impairments

Digital Resource Library Models Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences
AACenABLES demonstrates the power of AAC for people with severe communication impairments

Barrier Free Education Web Site

Georgia Institute of Technology
Resource for adapting science labs and experiments for students with disabilities

Emerging Streaming Media Access Solutions

The CPB-WGBH National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM)
Presentations to streaming media industry and technology developers

Center for Informal Learning and Schools (CILS)

Exploratorium
Includes professional development for museum educators and masters, PhD, and post-doctoral students

CD-based Training for Direct Care Staff of People with MR/DD

YAI/National Institute for People with Disabilities
Overcoming Obstacles to Learning for People with MR/DD: An Essential Training Program for Direct Care Staff

Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology in the Classroom

University of Arkansas-Monticello
Design, development and dissemination of a Best Practice template for integration of classroom technology in U.S. Teacher Education

Best Practice template for integration of classroom technology in teacher education

University of Arkansas-Monticello
Digital video teacher education classroom vignettes

Online Safety and the Internet Video

WiredKids.org
A video for parents about online safety and the Internet

E-READY Center

Network for Instructional TV
Online resource for anyone dealing with Special Education

Literacy is for Everyone: Making Library Activities Accessible for Children with Disabilities

National Lekotek Center
A manual on using computers and other assistive technology in libraries to promote the inclusion of children with disabilities

TECH: MAKING THE GRADE

The NEA Foundation for the Improvement of Education
A multi-year exhibit to raise awareness among educators, policy makers and concerned citizens about technology in the classroom

Exploratorium Teacher Institute

Exploratorium
Rapid technological innovation and widespread adoption of educational technology have been met head on by the Exploratorium ...

Internet Learning Network

Council on Competitiveness
Self-assessment and self-improvement provide practice opportunities, hints, tutorials and more

Schools Around the World (SAW)

Council for Basic Education
What is world class work? How can I get my students to achieve high quality work? ...

Communications and Swallowing Solutions for the ALS/MND Community: A CINI Manual

Communication Independence For The Neurologically Impaired
Ensuring successful use of technology-based communication solutions for non-speaking individuals related to MND

Assistive Technology Applications Certificate Program (ATACP)

California State University, Northridge
Training workshop for professionals who serve people in the disabilities and assistive technology communities ...

Universal Design

Art Beyond Sight International Conference, September 2007

Art Education for the Blind
Multi-modal approaches to learning, creativity and communication

March 2007 launch of Wild Music at Science Museum of Minnesota

Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC)
Exhibit components insure accessibility to people with disabilities

International Appeal of Universal Design: 400 Delegates from 32 Nations

Adaptive Environments
Designing for the 21st Century international conference

2004 N.O.D./Harris Survey of Americans with Disabilities

National Organization on Disability
Assistive devices reported as key to independence

Outreach Beyond the 'Initiated' Key to Project Success

Adaptive Environments
International universal design conference reaches new au