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A collage of 6 images showing AT makers and hackers. First row: a woman smiling and holding up her low-tech creations, a group of numbered tools and materials, a woman kneeling smiling with her fabricated pediatric seat. Bottom row: a man soldering, a smiling young boy in a cardboard seat, a group of teens hacking plush toys.
January 3, 2018 AT maker movement / Events

Save the Date: AT Makers for All is Coming to NH September 29th, 2018!

Mark your calendar! Spend the day learning all about AT making from maker thought-leaders at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH

A 3D printer
December 31, 2017 AT maker movement / Technology Spotlight

3D Printed AT: Where to Get Started?

Thanks to Shawna Hanson of MonTECH, the Montana state AT program, for this post about her foray into the wonderful world of custom printed gadgets!

November 14, 2017 AT maker movement / Program Spotlights

Florida’s Holiday Hack-a-thon Adapts Toys for Kids with Disabilities

Last year, FAAST gave away 10-15 switch-controlled toys for children with disabilities. This year, they expect to provide many dozens more toys to kids they serve while decreasing their spending. What’s their secret?

A YouTube screenshot of two girls in do-it-yourself mobility devices. One is an adapted toy car using PVC pipe on the steering wheel and adapted seating. Another is a homemade wheelchair that allows the child to propel with her feet.
October 27, 2017 AT maker movement / Uncategorized

AT Making for Early Intervention and Young Children

AT makers are empowering young children to get upright and active!

A collection of 15 numbered items ranging from tapes to scissors.
October 18, 2017 AT maker movement / Program Spotlights / Toolkits

McGyver Kits for AT Making

Essential tools and materials, generously shared by AT in NH Director Therese Willkomm, Ph.D.

A woman in a power chair, who has no arms or legs, smiling, flanked by three men who are standing and smiling. They are in an exhibition tent.
October 13, 2017 AT maker movement / Program Spotlights

Designing a Grabber with Tikkun Olam Makers

Thanks to Kim Lathrop, Administrative Assistant for Ability Tools (the California state Assistive Technology Program), for sharing her experience designing assistive technology (AT) with Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM). 

The crib with the front swung open and a baby asleep inside.
September 11, 2017 AT maker movement / Program Spotlights

Creating An Accessible Crib For Parents With Disabilities

Thanks to Christina Mills of Ability Tools for sharing her experience creating an accessible crib and with what happened when she first posted this article five years ago!

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