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Rethinking Assistive Technology in 2025

Assistive technology (AT) continues to evolve, reshaping the educational landscape for disabled students. In 2025, we see promising advancements in AI-driven tools, mainstream accessibility features, and improved Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) solutions. However, barriers remain, including inconsistent implementation, AT abandonment, and equity gaps. This blog explores the current state of school-based AT—what’s effective, what …

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Autism doesn’t end at 18…

For many, turning 18 is seen as a rite of passage, symbolizing independence and the beginning of adulthood. But for autistic individuals, the transition from childhood to adulthood often highlights the systemic barriers, lack of resources, and societal misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity. Autism does not magically disappear at 18, yet our systems often treat it as …

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Measles, Disability, and Public Health – A History We Can’t Ignore

Trigger Warning: This article discusses the historical and current impact of measles, including disability, severe illness, and loss of life. If this topic is difficult for you, please take care while reading. Understanding Measles and Its Impact Measles is often thought of as a childhood illness that comes and goes, but for some, it has …

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