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Earth Day: Smart & Sustainable Tech

In celebration of Earth Day, Ability Tools hosted a special webinar highlighting accessible, eco-friendly technology that supports independent living. We were thrilled to welcome guest presenter Kellie Hampton, Assistive Technology Coordinator and Remote Supports Specialist from Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities (WCBDD), who gave us an exclusive virtual tour of their impressive Smart Home…

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AT-titude is Everything: Romeo’s Path to Communication

In celebration of AT Awareness Day, we’re sharing real stories in our AT-titude is Everything series that show just how life-changing assistive technology (AT) can be. Finding the right AT solution isn’t always instant, but with a little persistence, creativity, and the right support, independence becomes a lot more achievable. For 5-year-old Romeo, communicating with…

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AT-titude is Everything: Supporting Owen’s Independence

In celebration of AT Awareness Day, we’re spotlighting AT-titude is Everything, a new 4-part blog series dedicated to real stories that demonstrate the life-changing impact of assistive technology (AT). This special edition highlights the persistence, creativity, and collaboration that drive successful AT outcomes. Finding the right solution isn’t always immediate—but with informed choices, personalized options,…

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Spy Tech? Nope, It’s AT! Cool Finds from Abilities Expo 2025

If you made it to Abilities Expo 2025 and stopped by the Ability Tools booth, you couldn’t miss the top-secret, spy-themed experience! Our team went all out to engage attendees of all ages, making sure everyone got a mission briefing on the latest and greatest in assistive technology (AT). The Expo was packed with incredible…

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What to Expect at the 2025 Abilities Expo

The Abilities Expo is back this year, offering an exciting opportunity to explore the latest in accessible technologies and services. Happening at the Los Angeles Convention Center on March 7-8, 2025, the Expo will showcase cutting-edge mobility aids, adaptive tools, and assistive technology designed to enhance everyday life. What is the Abilities Expo? The Abilities…

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Car Rentals for People with Dwarfism

Dan Okenfuss – Public Policy Manager, California Foundation for Independent Living Centers It’s summer! Time for vacations to faraway places! Whenever I fly on a pleasure trip, I am usually renting a car at my destination, especially when visiting friends who live far from reliable public transportation. That way, I can comfortably drive with my…

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Physical Education (PE) For All!

Staying active is important for everyone’s physical and mental health, especially children and teenagers in K-12. It is crucial for children to be active because it helps their muscles develop and grow, and it promotes a positive form of self-care. There are multiple ways to exercise and stay active, but some individuals need Assistive Technology…

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Loving My Walker (And My Friendly AT Advocate!)

Disabled Resources Center (DRC) in Long Beach, California assisted a gentleman named Noah in obtaining a Pocketalker for his hearing needs. He wrote a lovely letter thanking them for their services, which was showcased in the 2019 Thanksgiving edition of the Where It’s AT Blog titled Thankful For my Pockettalker (And My Friendly AT Advocate).…