Neil Squire Society

2025 International Symposium on Assistive Technology
2025-06-11 13:00 - 16:30 (Asia/Seoul) | SK
Tyler Fentie, our accessible gaming lead at Makers Making Change is going to be speaking and attending the 2025 International Symposium on Assistive Technology (Fusion of Assistive Technology and eSports: Expanding Accessibility to Games and Occupational and Social Participation for People with Disabilities) in Seoul, South Korea, on June 11.
If you are in the area, please see the website for more details to attend. If you would like to join virtually, you can also register through the website.
http://www.atrac.or.kr/notice/new__notice.html?bmain=view&uid=118&search=%26page%3D1
Venue: Exhibition Hall 1, aT Center, Yangjae, Seoul, Korea

Saskatchewan Adaptive Physical Activity (APA) Symposium
2025-10-03 - 2025-10-04 | University of Regina, CKHS Gym 3, 3737 Wascana Pkwy, Regina, SK, S4S 0A2, Canada
The Saskatchewan Adaptive Physical Activity (APA) Symposium is a comprehensive two-day event dedicated to promoting awareness, inclusion, and engagement in adaptive sport, recreation, and leisure across Saskatchewan. Designed to support individuals living with physical disabilities, as well as their families, caregivers, service providers, and the broader community, the symposium fosters education, collaboration, and inspiration.
The event will feature a diverse lineup of expert speakers who bring valuable insights from different areas of adaptive physical activity, including sport, rehabilitation, education, and community programming. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore a tradeshow showcasing innovative adaptive equipment, accessible organizations, and supportive services designed to empower people with disabilities.
In addition, live demonstrations of adaptive sports will be held throughout the symposium, offering participants a chance to see these activities in action and learn how to get involved in local and regional programs.
The symposium is designed to benefit people from a wide range of backgrounds, including healthcare professionals, educators, recreation coordinators, students, athletes, and advocates, making it an inclusive and engaging learning environment. The event aims to build stronger connections within the adaptive community and spark lasting change across the province.
Save the date! Registration details for the Saskatchewan APA Symposium will be released soon. Stay tuned for more information and join us in celebrating and advancing adaptive physical activity in our province.
Neil Squire is proud to part of the organizing committee for the event.
