Tools for Life, Georgia's AT Act Program

We are excited to be part of the Georgia Gerontology Society 2026 Conference and Meeting at the end of July!

Gerontologist Sal Kibler and Occupational Therapist Rachel Scarboro will present "The Accessible Games Toolkit: Gaming for All Ages" on Wednesday, July 29, at 9:10 a.m. This session is dedicated to accessible gaming for older adults. From board games to card games and everything in between, our toolkit is great for any gamer!

Registration is still open for the conference! Visit https://georgiagerontologysociety.org/2026-annual-meeting-conference to learn more.

The Flavin Neuromachines Lab at Georgia Tech is recruiting volunteers for a study on wearable devices designed to enhance a person's ability to sense surrounding obstacles. Participants will complete at least one survey and may be asked to wear devices for the study.

Visit https://flavin-neuromachines-lab.github.io/signup to learn more and to sign up!

If you have questions, you can email Dulani Wijayarathne at [email protected].

There's still time to submit your presentation for this year's GATE Seminar!

The Georgia Assistive Technology in Education (GATE) Conference Planning Committee invites proposals on assistive technology for a wide range of Pre-K through 12th-grade settings, including school, home, recreation, and community settings.

Submit your proposal today at https://tinyurl.com/2026-GATE by Friday, July 10!

If you are interested in being an exhibitor, contact [email protected] for more information.

In observance of Juneteenth, Tools for Life and Georgia Tech are closed today. We will return to our regular business hours tomorrow.