When I talk about how assistive technology has the power to change a life, this is what I want Congress Members to know about assistive technology and accessibility

Last week, I was able to use an accessible voting machine for the first time in order to vote in the upcoming primary election. I had first learned about these machines in November when I voted in a local election, however the polling staff had…

About a year and a half ago, I wrote a policy idea called the Privacy Of Student Technology Act (also known as the POST Act), which would help to expand media consent forms for how images and videos of students are shared by their teachers…

For the last few days, I haven’t left my dorm very much. But during that time, I have been able to do the following: Read a virtual library book on George Boole from my college library Order dinner with an application on my phone Talk…

As a college student studying assistive technology and that has low vision, I have seen many cool and life-changing products online and at conferences that could have a significant impact on the lives of people with visual impairments. Often times, one of the major barriers…

A framework for developing a college transition resource for students with vision loss, winner of the 2018 Roosevelt Institute 10Ideas policywriting competition

Answering the who, what, when, where, and why  About HR 6421- The Faster Treatments and Cures for Eye Diseases Act, a bill that could help find a cure for many eye conditions

What if higher education was made more accessible for visually impaired students in Virginia through online resources? Earlier this year, I entered the 10 Ideas policy writing competition. The yearly competition is by the Roosevelt Network, the largest student-run think tank in the nation. Policy…

My Twitter feed has been filled with tweets about HR 620 and ways to contact representatives. I noticed when talking to people around me about it, they figured that since the bill has the acronym ADA in it, it must be a good thing. This…

Five websites from the US Government that educate visitors on disability and assistive technology.

Answering the who, what, when, where, and why of the Cogswell-Macy Act, summarizing it for readers.

How to talk to politicians and elected officials at events.

How to get your message across about healthcare (or any other topic) to your senators

Why we need to save Bookshare for people with disabilities

A reminder to students with disabilities about their legal right to inclusion