Next stops:
- Abilities International Accessibility Conference, Los Angeles, CA, March 26 & 27 - full RESNA track of continuing education sessions, IACET CEUs, scientific platforms and posters, and the Developers Showcase! RESNA members save with a discount code - check your email for details.
- AOTA Inspire 2026, Anaheim, CA, April 23 - 26 - RESNA's President Jim Lenker will present a short session, "You Can Do This! Career Pathway Options for OT Practitioners Specializing in Assistive Technology and Environmental Interventions." Plus, stop by the RESNA booth in the Exhibit Hall!
- Abilities International Accessibility Conference, New York Metro, NY, April 30 - May 1 - another full RESNA track of continuing education sessions, IACET CEUs, scientific platforms and posters, and the Student Design Challenge and Student Scientific Paper Competition!
Just in - we're going to the Heartland Conference in Waterloo, IA, June 8-10!
NSM Symposium in Dallas, TX, February 20-22
RESNA's Standards and Operations Manager Kennedy Smith met with NSM's many ATPs and answered questions about certification at the NSM Symposium and went ribbon crazy! Thank you to members Elizabeth "Beth" Christensen, MA/CCC-SLP/L, ATP and Sayard Bass, SLP/L, ATP, who presented their course "What Every ATP Should Know About AAC" on behalf of RESNA. Kennedy, Beth and Sayard had a great time dressing up for the annual NSM party with the theme "Vintage Vegas." RESNA member Denise Harmon stopped by the booth to say hello to Kennedy and Beth.
ATIA Conference in Orlando, FL, January 29-31
RESNA sponsored the ATAP reception at ATIA, where Jim Lenker jumped up on a chair to welcome everyone. The highlight was the RESNA Maker SIG session. RESNA members Christina Maragiolio-Esposito, ATP, RET and Jessica Smith led a rousing discussion on the AT Maker SIG guidelines, to be published soon.
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV, January 6 - 9
RESNA President Jim Lenker represented at CES 2026! It was a whirlwind 3 days of meetings, roundtables, and expo. Thank you, Jim, for carrying the torch (or in this case, thought bubble) for accessibility!
