The Day After: It’s Time to Level Up to Windows 11
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Amazon’s latest Devices & Services event prioritizes faster Alexa responses, clearer feedback cues, and smoother navigation that streamline daily tasks!
Live Blog: See Amazon’s new 2023 devices and services
The Silent Language: How HapWare Unlocks the Unseen World of Communication
Assistive Technology Device Communicates Facial Expressions to People who are Blind. – Centre For Accessibility Australia
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Women Healed for A Purpose: An Intimate Reflection with Lyvette Byrd
By: Kim Y. Stanley I recently interviewed Lyvette Byrd to ask her about her nonprofit, Women Healed for a Purpose. I was honored that she granted me the interview because she wears many hats and has many responsibilities. She is the mother of an adult autistic son Jonathan who also has intellectual disabilities and is
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Major Changes Affecting SEPTA Access Rider
By Kim Y. Stanley Funding Crisis – Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
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Pilestone Glasses: Redefining life for people with Color Vision issues….
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The Accessible Smart Glasses Wars: A Visionary Battle for Independence
Smart Glasses with Alexa: Customer Stories
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New exercise program called “Running Guides,” pairs canines with blind runners, compete and get fit!
Special PASS Power Blog Re-Post Tom Panek made history by running the NYC “Half Marathon,” with a series of running guide dogs. Tom’s inventive program is sponsored by “Guiding Eyes for the Blind,” and is breaking fitness barriers for blind runners. Even if we just want to “get our jog on,” and not compete in