ALT This is a graphic with yellow background and black text that reads: Alice’s Celebration of Life will happen on March 25th, 2026. While close friends & family will gather in-person in San Francisco, all of Alice’s many admirers, and friends from around the world will be able to join the celebration through livestream. More details about how to tune into the livestream, and other satellite locations for the celebration will be shared. We are mindful that in this moment of so many painful events going on that we continue to carry Alice’s enduring spirit for disabled rage and her maximalist love for life. Wherever and however you choose to celebrate and honor Alice in the coming months, we welcome all of these ways and the many more that will continue to keep Alice’s legacy with us.
ALT A graphic reading “Assistive Technology Awareness Month” and “Technology doesn’t just make life easier; for people with disabilities, it often makes life possible.” On the left, Black a woman with curly hair sits smiling while holding a prosthetic leg. The National Disability Rights Network logo appears at the bottom right.
ALT A graphic titled “What is Assistive Technology (AT)?” with text defining AT as items or systems that help a person with a disability increase or maintain independence. A list of examples appears on the lower left. On the lower right is a photo of a young girl smiling and holding hearing aids.
ALT A graphic titled “What is NOT Assistive Technology (AT)?” explaining that services not considered items or equipment are not AT. A list includes live sign language interpreters, guide dogs or service animals, and access to support staff. On the lower right is a photo of a guide dog wearing a harness while walking beside a person.
ALT A graphic titled “Assistive Technology (AT) IS an affordable solution” with statistics from the Job Accommodation Network showing most accommodations cost little or nothing. On the lower left is a photo of a man in a wheelchair using a ramp outside a building. A text box emphasizes that assistive technology is more accessible and efficient than most people think.
