Schedule & Sessions
Tech Tools for Life, ATECH Conference 2025 begins on Monday, June 9 with a breakfast keynote speaker and continues through on Tuesday June 10, 2025.
We are proud to feature an Exhibitor Hall, 20+ awesome sessions, networking opportunities, hands-on learning, and product demonstrations.
The conference welcomes agencies, professionals, families, and self-advocates.
Do you need accommodations while attending? Please let us know.
Sessions List: Day 1 – Monday, June 9
Specific times & session schedule will be posted soon
3D Printing: Reducing Barriers to Assistive Technology
Presented by Arianna Bordeleau, Assistive Technology Specialist, Perspectives Corporation.
Ask “Alexa”
Presented by Meghan Lowe, Assistive Technology Specialist, Midstate Arc.
Empowering Independence: The Role of Wearable Technology in Enhancing Life for Individuals with Disabilities
Presented by Miriam Johnson, Manager of Accessibility Services, UCP of Eastern CT.
From Mom to AAC App Developer: My Journey to Find My Child’s Voice
Presented by Lana Marcucio, Founder, QVoice.app.
IRISBOND App Wheel: A Hands-On Workshop for Eyegaze-Accessible Apps Across Operating Systems with Hiru
Presented by Hannah Erickson, Head of Training & Support, IRISBOND.
The Economic Impact of Remote Supports: A Path to Sustainability and Independence
Presented by Don Shirley, President, SafeInHome.
Traversing Technology Through A Different Lens
Presented by Emily Zimmerman, Senior Accessibility Analyst.
Understanding Adaptive Driving with High-Tech Equipment
Presented by Raechaell Corbett, Supervisor Easterseals Driver Assessment Program. Easterseals.
Sessions List: Day 2 – Tuesday, June 10
Specific times & session schedule will be posted soon
AAC is Everywhere: Embracing the Tech and Making it Meaningful for Young Adults with Communication Differences
Presented by Elana Fader Hurlburt, Founder & SLP, Village Voices Speech Therapy & AT Services.
AI for All: Navigating the Promises and Pitfalls of Inclusive Technology
Presented by Lauren Tucker, Associate Professor, Southern Connecticut State University.
Android vs. iOS Smartphone Accessibility Functions: Which Are Best For You?
Presented by James Feltz, Assistive Technology Specialist, Living Without Limits.
A Practical Guide to Creating Accessible Documents in Microsoft and Google Docs
Presented by Rachael Sessler Trinkowsky, Assistive Technology Visual Impairment Program Coordinator, University of Massachusetts Boston.
Beyond the Classroom: Tailoring Communication Systems for Adult Life
Presented by Margie Hislop, Speech-Language Pathologist / AAC Specialist, NEAT Center Oak Hill.
Cognitopia Digital Tools for Self-Determination
Presented by Tom Keating, CEO, Cognitopia.
Connecticut Developmental Services (DDS): Expanding Technology to Support Independent Living
Presented by Sarah Ullom-Minnich, ARPA Planning Manager, CT Developmental Services.
Crafting a Life of Autonomy: Practical Approaches and Tech Tools to Support Dementia Care
Presented by Michele Boutelle, Assistive Technology Specialist, The NEAT Center at Oakhill.
Empowering Workplaces: The Role of Assistive Technology in Inclusion & Accessibility
Presented by David Alexrol, Assistive Technology Coach, Oak Hill.
Journey to Advocacy
Presented by Miles Forma, AAC User and Educator.
Tech Savvy Living: Smart Solutions for Aging and Accessibility
Presented by Kristen Gilfeather, Assistive Technology Manager, Oak Hill.
The Latest in Low Vision Assistive Technology
Presented by Scott Krug, President, New England Low Vision.
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