Sharing what I’ve learned about accessibility, technology, and everyday independence.
Advocacy work: Events, conferences, workshops, presentations, etc.
Every practice needs a first patient, and every journey begins with a first step. For Walk in New York, that journey began with an extraordinary woman named Esther, our very first patient. Her story isn’t just about walking—it’s about rediscovering life’s simple pleasures and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Nineteen years ago, Esther underwent…
I’m thrilled to share some personal news that reflects my deep passion for a cause close to my heart. My journey with the Northwest Augmentative Communication Society (NWACS) has taken an exciting new turn! It all began last year when I, as an AAC user, was searching for a support system and a community of…
Assistive Technology (AT) and Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC): Empowering My Life and Work Discover how Assistive Technology (AT) and Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) have revolutionized my personal and professional life. As an accessibility tester and advocate, I’ve experienced firsthand the transformative power of these tools. AT and AAC: Bridging Gaps and Creating Opportunities…