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In 2024, the Colorado Assistive Technology Act program made significant strides in empowering individuals with disabilities by providing access to essential assistive technology (AT).

Researchers at CU Anschutz are revolutionizing health studies by bringing research directly into communities, ensuring technology and innovation are designed with real-world needs in mind.

Adapt to Impact is transforming early childhood education by equipping childcare providers with the tools, training, and resources needed to support children of all abilities.

The CIDE Human Factors Testing Lab develops life-improving technologies for individuals with disabilities, using real-world testing and 3D printing. It also inspires future innovators through hands-on experiences, advancing accessibility and inclusivity.

The annual Déjà vu Rendezvous fundraiser celebration with the Colorado construction industry has raised over 3.4 million over more than a decade of empowerment and innovation support.

CIDE hosted a dynamic lab tour for Denver Xplore students, showcasing cutting-edge assistive technologies and simulations that highlight the crucial role of bioengineering in disability healthcare.

Despite severe cerebral palsy, Brian now communicates effectively using a low- and high-tech solutions.