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Author Archives: MassMATCH Staff
Google Impact Challege:Disabilities
Google.org is looking for your biggest and best ideas for how technology can expand opportunity and independence for people with disabilities. Google is committing USD 20 million in grant funding toward this goal, some of which may be awarded to … Continue reading
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AT&T and New York University’s ABILITY Lab launch the ConnectAbility Challenge
AT&T has partnered with NYU and RESNA to design a technology contest titled “Connect Ability Challenge”. AT&T will be awarding prizes to individual developers and small business that deliver software or apps to the Challenge review board before June … Continue reading
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Supporting Medicaid Funding for Power Wheelchairs for Young Children
“Power Wheelchairs for Young Children – Supporting Medicaid Funding for Children as Young as Two Years Old” This two-page document was recently published at http://www.nls.org/files/Disability%20Law%20Hotlines/Did%20You%20Know/DY%20Know%20-%20Power%20Wheelchairs%20for%20Young%20Children.pdf. It summarizes findings from a number of recent studies that support the use of power … Continue reading
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Mobility and Seating Clinic April 22nd
Need to make adjustments to your wheelchair? Or do you have pressure sores? Come to the Mobility and Adaptive Seating Clinic at Stavros CIL in Amherst! Take advantage of seat mapping and get the adjustments you need to get comfortable! When? … Continue reading
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Congressional Complex Rehab Technology Letter- Has Your Representative Signed On?
Letter from Don Donald E. Clayback Executive Director | NCART Office Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) Stakeholders and Friends, We are starting to hear from some offices that they will be signing on to the House of Representative’s letter to prevent the … Continue reading
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Survey Seeking Feedback on MassMATCH Program Website
The MassMATCH Program is seeking feedback on the usability and usefulness of the MassMATCH.org website. Please take a moment to complete this brief survey. Your feedback is very important to us. If you are not familiar with the MassMATCH website, … Continue reading
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Is That $1 or $5? Ask This Money Reader for People Who Are Blind
“This device is my No. 1 choice,” Cotton says of the iBill, especially when it comes to sorting money as fast as possible without fumbling around after a transaction at the grocery store or the gas station. The other choices … Continue reading
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AT Training to Support Individuals with Autism at NEAT
April 27, 2015 | 9 AM – 3 PM Nicole Feeney, an Assitive Technology Specialist at the NEAT Center at Oak Hill, will discuss and demonstrate various assisitive technology tools that can help support individuals with Autism in various settings. … Continue reading
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Adventure Days at the Perkins School for the Blind
Introducing Adventure Days at Perkins School for the Blind and in partnership with the Massachusetts Association of Parents of the Visually Impaired (MAPVI)! Perkins and MAPVI are inviting families to visit the Perkins campus and experience different aspects of the … Continue reading
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The Carroll Center Seeking Cell Phone Testers
In this study of a new cell phone, we are seeking feedback from individuals who are totally blind or functionally blind – meaning that you must rely solely on the non-visual use of a screen reading software such as JAWS, … Continue reading
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