RESNA is a member-driven organization. While it has a small and dedicated office staff, we would not exist without the volunteer efforts of our members, who initiate and help implement a wide variety of projects and help chart our future. Although RESNA is formally led by an elected Board of Directors, the real “leadership” comes from the ground up—practitioners, researchers, policy advocates, and others who offer their opinions and contribute their time and efforts to improving their organization and the field of assistive technology and rehabilitation engineering. Here are some things you can do to support RESNA's efforts:
Join RESNA
Support the organization that supports and promotes your profession and the field of AT.
Roll Up Your Sleeves
Besides serving on the Board of Directors, RESNA members contribute through structures such as Committees, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), and Professional Specialty Groups (PSGs).
The Annual RESNA Conference
Attend, Submit Papers, Offer Trainings, and Exhibit at the annual annual RESNA Conference.
Submit papers to the Assistive Technology Journal
Assistive Technology, published by RESNA, is a leading scientific publication in the field of technology for people with disabilities.
Participate in the RESNA AT Forum Listserve
This discussion group enables RESNA members to share their knowledge and expertise with a larger audience, including non-members. Join in the discussion!