Employment

Assistive Technology for Kansans (ATK) prioritizes helping individuals with disabilities obtain assistive technology they need to retrain or obtain employment.

DC Assistive Technology Specialists and Program Manager serve on the Department on Disability Services work group to develop a "Technology First" initiative in the District of Columbia.

The Colorado Commission for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind's collaboration with The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering (CIDE) has greatly helped expand its Communications Technology Program (CTP) through their assessments, installation, and t

The 2022 AzTAP/IHD Evidence for Success Hybrid Conference was a 2-day conference featuring 4 general sessions (opening and closing speakers and lunchtime presentations both days), 47 breakout sessions, and an exhibit hall with 28 exhibitor booths (consisting of

In FY 2022 STAR partnered with the ADRS Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology (RE&AT) program to utilize their assistive technology expertise to perform several of the activities which resulted in the formation of the Accessing Potential Throu

North Carolina Assistive Technology Program (NCATP) staff worked with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Policy office (DVR) to identify training needs for staff statewide in the area of document accessibility.

WV AT Program (WVATS) and the WV TBI program have established a strong partnerhsip to provide education, demonstrations, and device loan services for TBI staff and clients on a regular basis.

The Georgia AT Program, Tools for Life (TFL) worked with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)  and the CDC Foundation to improve accessibility of COVID-19 public health materials.

The Georgia AT Program, Tools for Life (TFL) grew collaboration with local school districts across Georgia to ensure they benefited from the existing assistive technology partnership with the Georgia Department of Education.This expanded K-12 partnership provid

Since 2010, WATAP has supported the services provided by Washington State’s Department of Social and Health Services Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) through increased awareness of and expansion of access to assistive technology for school and work.