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[Event] Accessible Parametric 3D Design with Assistive Forge
Join the NYC Metro Chapter of Makers Making Change on November 5, 2026, at 5 PM EST for a virtual workshop with Brennen Johnson from WATAP, focusing on the OpenSCAD…
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[Event] Holiday Toys Hackathon
Join the NYC Metro chapter of Makers Making Change for our annual toy adapting hackathon. We will be modifying existing toys to make them more accessible and usable for children…
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Blockly Accessible Scanning Interface (BASI)
We are excited to present an open-source assistive technology project: a programmable switch interface device designed to help computer science students with motor impairments control their block based editors using…
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Volunteers Needed: Accessible CS Curriculum Testers
Are you passionate about inclusive education and eager to make a difference? We’re looking for volunteers and caregivers to join a project that empowers students with physical disabilities to explore…
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3D Designing Custom Keyguards for AAC Access
Keyguards are physical overlays placed on top of keyboards or communication devices to help individuals with motor control difficulties accurately select keys by preventing accidental key presses. They support access…
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Accessible CS Education Collaboration Space
Making computer science education accessible to users with disabilities is crucial for fostering inclusivity and equal opportunities in the tech industry. It empowers individuals with diverse abilities to develop essential…
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Using a Micro:bit as Assistive Technology
The micro:bit is a compact, programmable microcontroller designed to introduce beginners to coding and electronics. It features a variety of built-in components, including an LED matrix display, buttons, sensors like…
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Micro:bit as Assistive Technology
Join the NYC Metro chapter of Makers Making Change for an interactive in-person workshop where participants will explore the fundamentals of physical computing and block-based coding using the micro:bit controller.…
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Zero Day Camp Receives Google Blocky Accessibility Fund Grant to Empower Young Programmers with Disabilities
We’re thrilled to announce that Zero Day Camp has been awarded a grant from the Google Blocky Accessibility Fund! This exciting opportunity will allow us to create a series of…
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Cabinet Arcades at Brooklyn Public Libraries
We have been hard at work the past few months collaborating with the wonderful people at the Brooklyn Public Library and their Incubator program. Zero Day has had the pleasure…