I’m going to share a little secret with you—most of us on the Envisioning Access team try to lead healthy lifestyles. But it is Halloween season, and I’ve noticed a few treats creeping into the office. My personal favorite (don’t judge!): candy corn. I know the nation’s sweet tooth usually leans toward baked goods, sour candies, or chocolate, but please—don’t touch my candy corn.
We kicked off October with a true treat of our own—the Envisioning Access Golf Classic at the beautiful Pinehills Golf Club in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts. The day brought together able-bodied and disabled golfers alike to highlight how accessibility can—and should—be part of every experience, from sports to work, education, and community life. It was wonderful to reconnect with long-time friends and make so many new ones.
As we continue to share our mission, we’re proud that more people are learning about how Envisioning Access collaborates with tech start-ups and universities to develop innovative assistive technology for individuals living with physical disabilities. Recently, DHR Global, a leading international executive search and leadership consulting firm, published a thoughtful piece on LinkedIn about our evolution as an organization. The article beautifully captured how our transformation positions us to meet the challenges faced by people with disabilities in today’s workplaces, schools, and communities. I hope you’ll take a moment to read it: Envisioning Access: A Nonprofit’s Bold Leap into the Future of Assistive Technology.
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