Assistive technologies (AT) are tools that enhance learning, working and daily life for people with disabilities. AT can range from no and low-tech tools to high tech options. For example:
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One Year In, Change of Perception Kicks In
Forgive me for sounding ignorant, but I grew up not needing accommodations or wanting to ask for help. I guess you can say that I “unintentionally” oppressed my own disability without even acknowledging my actions.
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Lesson Learned from the Windstorm
I am writing this blog from a hotel room. I am not traveling for another bike race, nor am I traveling for work.
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The Full Cost of Hearing Loss
What comes to mind when you think of hearing loss? Do you picture a young child, perhaps who was born deaf, with a cochlear implant? Do you see a middle aged woman with mild to moderate hearing loss who uses hearing aids?
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February is American Heart Month!
A foremost risk factor for heart disease and stroke is the silent presence of hypertension (high blood pressure).
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What is "Normal"?
Disability is being included within the context of pop culture much more these days. Here's a look at the history of exclusion, and how inclusion can alter what is considered “normal.”
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Rocky Mountain ADA Center Technical Assistance Statistics for 2016-2020
We have had great success helping our region and beyond with implementing the ADA. Below is a visual infographic of Technical Assistance (TA) data and usage for October 1, 2016 - September 30, 2021.
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What is Your AQ?
Change is not easy, but it’s necessary.
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Creating a More Accessible New Year
These small commitments to ensuring a more accessible and inclusive experience for all make all the difference in the disability community.
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World Braille Day
January 4th is World Braille Day! This commemorates the birth of Braille’s inventor, Louis Braille.