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Tyler Fentie, the Accessible Gaming Lead for Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program, was honoured to be invited by the Gyeonggi Rehabilitation Engineering Service Research Support Center to speak at the 2025 International Symposium on Assistive Technology in Seoul, South Korea on June 11th.
Growing up on a farm, Brad initially parlayed the skills he learned fixing the tractor into work as a mechanic. It didn’t last long.
On Wednesday, Kylah Maher, Junior Case Manager for our Empower3D program, had the opportunity to attend the 2025 Powwow hosted by Chief Harold Sappier Memorial Elementary School (CHSMES) in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Today, staff, volunteers, and participants at our Burnaby office took a 15-minute stroll to the old office on Boundary Road for their National AccessAbility Week.
And rounding out our Prairie Region yesterday, our Yellowknife office in partnership with CDÉTNO and MentorAbility NWT did their Walk and Roll for National AccessAbility Week.