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An illustration of an open book with headphones resting on top, featuring a speaker icon with sound waves on the pages. Set against a light orange background, the image symbolizes audiobooks and accessible reading through audio.
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AT Tuesday: Let’s turn the page on barriers to reading

Informational graphic about captions as assistive technology. The top reads 'Calling All Caption Users—This AT Tuesday Is for You.' Centered is the word 'CAPTIONS' with a closed captioning symbol on the left and a laptop screen with text and a musical not
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RCIL AT Tuesday: Captions Create Access—Spotlighting the Power of Text to Unlock Audio Experiences

Graphic showing three technology categories that support independent living for people with disabilities: a smart speaker labeled “Smart Home Devices,” a smartphone icon labeled “Mobility Apps,” and a computer monitor with a wheelchair symbol labeled “Ass
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Tech Tools That Support Independent Living

A person using a roller/walker with four wheels and a front storage compartment in a bright indoor space. The walker features hand brakes and provides mobility support
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AT Tuesday Is Back: Spotlight on Walkers—Empowering Mobility, Independence, and Everyday Living

Illustration featuring various assistive technologies with the message 'Assistive Technology Is a Right, Not a Privilege.' Depicted devices include a walker, wheelchair, closed captioning symbol, audiobook icon, hearing aid, haptic wristband, and a ramp
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Assistive Technology Is a Right, Not a Privilege: Empowering Over 2.5 Billion People to Live Fully and Independently

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Breaking Stereotypes and Myths - Understanding Disability