Ability is AT&T’s Employee Resource Group dedicated to creating a culture of understanding, awareness, advancement and advocacy for individuals with disabilities.
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TDP ERG Fair Feb 2020 - an event put on for the TDP 2019 & 2020 classes
Ability DFW chapter president, Abdi Warsame recently published his memoir titled Always Rolling Forward. Abdi's story reveals the power of hope in all places and in all circumstances.
Autism Awareness Day was celebrated with local DFW Ability members. Did you know that Autism now affects 1 in 59 children? Chances are you know someone touched by Autism directly or indirectly.
National President, Lorriane Clayton, and Jenni Sharp our National VP of Operations attended DesignCare 2019! The event commemorated the HollyRod Foundation, which provides help, hope, and compassionate care to those living with Autism and Parkinson’s disease.
Ability Georgia chapter, you are on our minds! Thank you for your commitment to bringing Ability members together and congratulations on the launch of your new series of lunch events!
AT&T Ability, Inter-Tribal Council and OASiS jointly hosted a pilot coding workshop for a few students with Autism at AT&T’s University campus in Las Colinas Irving, TX.
Come and meet the team at one of our Meet and Greet events.
Director of Marketing for the St. Louis chapter, John Voda, and member, Bennett Seyer helped out with the Paraquad Ramp Up Day.
SpiritHorse at Freedom Ranch provides therapeutic horseback riding to assist individuals reach their full potential through interaction with horses and nature.
Each Fall, SpiritHorse also hosts the Special Olympic Training for 8 weeks and the Georgia Area Special Olympic Horseshow which has served riders living in counties in both Georgia and Tennessee.
To raise awareness about Autism, Ability organized a screening of the documentary film "Swim Team" followed by a panel discussion. "Swim Team" chronicles the overwhelming struggles and extraordinary triumphs of 3 young athletes with Autism and shows how a swim team can bring hope to a community.
Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc. (TDI) recognized Susan Mazrui as the "Key Catalyst" for a list of "remarkable disability access initiatives" that AT&T has produced in the last twenty five years, making AT&T a "Model Fortune 500 Corporation."
The Ability Virtual chapter provides lunch and learns and other events that shed light on assistive technology and how it can be used to make communications accessible by people with any level of ability.
Ability Virtual Chapter President, Carolyn Chandler at a Pillowcases4Kids event in Boise, ID.
