The life-changing power of assistive technology
Source: TED
Listen to accessibility champion Jane Velkovski explain why assistive technologies should be made more available to everyone who needs them.
Listen to accessibility champion Jane Velkovski explain why assistive technologies should be made more available to everyone who needs them.
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