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Assistive
Technology Laboratory at Stanford |
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Technology
and design benefitting individuals with disabilities and older adults in the
local community |
June 20, 2018 |
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Perspectives is the newsletter of the
Stanford course, Perspectives in Assistive
Technology.
Inclusive Housing Community
Advocacy
This issue invites
you to attend and participate in a Bay Area inclusive housing
meeting.
Perspectives in Assistive Technology is a Winter
Quarter Stanford course - preparing for its thirteenth year - that
explores the design, development, and use of assistive technology that benefits
people with disabilities and older adults. It consists of semi-weekly classroom
discussions; lectures by notable professionals, clinicians, and
assistive technology users; tours of local medical, clinical, and
engineering facilities; student project presentations and demonstrations; an
assistive technology faire; and a film screening. |
Course
News
Comment about this newsletter
issue - This newsletter issue announces
a local community meeting for an organization that is addressing the disability
housing crisis in the Bay Area. |
Upcoming Local
Event
Inclusive Housing Community Advocacy
Workshops
The
Kelsey seeks to develop a solution for the disability housing crisis in the
Bay Area that is financially sustainable, rooted in partnership, built for
scale, and fully inclusive. It is envisioned to consist of mixed ability, mixed
income housing communities where people of all abilities and backgrounds live,
play, and serve together. The Kelsey team is working to unlock new capital for
disability and affordable housing; leveraging existing public, private, and
nonprofit partners; and creating housing models that are sustainable and
replicable.
Lindsay Johnson, Director of Policy and
Partnerships, reports, "The Kelsey recently received a grant from the
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to
conduct an eight-month organizing and pre-development process to design,
enable, and build inclusive communities. Part of this process includes engaging
diverse local stakeholder teams to work towards new solutions. We would love to
have community members of Stanford's Perspectives in Assistive Technology
course who have an interest in disability or housing advocacy join our Silicon
Valley team. Your attendance and participation is invited at our next workshop
meeting in August. Please feel free to reach out to me at any time with your
questions."
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Email questions, comments, or
suggestions - Please email
me if you have general questions, comments, or suggestions regarding the
course. Thank you again for your interest.
Dave
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