The Northwest Center for Assistive Technology Training (CATT) Program is a collaboration between the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) and the Washington State School for the Blind (WSSB).

Their mission is to provide assistive technology training to teachers of blind/low vision children, utilizing a "train the trainer" model, while also providing support/training for other professionals working with blind or low vision children as well as parents/caregivers of a child who is blind or has low vision, including those with additional disabilities.

With three airports, four marine terminals, and five business parks, the Port of Portland is an economic engine for transforming the greater Portland region into a place where everyone is welcome, empowered, and connected to the opportunity to find a good job or grow their business. 

The Port prioritizes supporting organizations and activities that support social equity, specifically the following:

• Maximize benefits to Black, Indigenous, People of Color, low-income, youth, veterans, LGBTQIA2+, people living with disabilities, rural communities, and those with limited English proficiency

• New opportunities for engagement with our most impacted communities

We're connecting more people to more places to make life better and create equitable opportunities for all. Sound Transit builds and operates regional transit service throughout the urban areas of Pierce, King and Snohomish Counties. Transit services include Link light rail; Sounder trains; ST Express Bus; Tacoma Link light rail; and soon, Bus Rapid Transit. With voter-approval, Sound Transit is in the process of planning and building the most ambitious transit expansion in the country.

The public has many opportunities to shape Sound Transit service and the development of transit projects. Sound Transit is governed by an 18-member Board of Directors.

Learn about our executive leadership.

Here at Glidance, we are on a mission to change the course of personal robotics by harnessing AI and cutting-edge technology to solve real human needs.

We believe everyone deserves the freedom to move confidently, which is why we design human-centered products that are functional, easy to use, and empower our community to live life to the fullest.

Our team of engineers, researchers, designers and technologists are currently developing Glide, the world’s first self-guided mobility aid which blends cutting-edge navigational robotics and AI with an intuitive and user-friendly experience.

That said, we know we are not in this alone. Glidance is a growing community of advocates, partners, supporters, advisors, and people committed to advancing mobility for millions of people.

Every student in Hawai‘i’s public school system — regardless of their geographic location, background, economic standing or whether they are in English or Hawaiian language pathways — must have the opportunity to discover and pursue their passions and see first-hand how their interests can translate into successful and meaningful careers that positively impact Hawai‘i’s future and our global society. 

The Hawaii Dept. of Education envisions a K-12 public education system that prepares all graduates to be Globally Competitive, Locally Committed. That means students not only have the academic knowledge and skills to thrive and be successful but also possess that special sense of responsibility to give back to their communities and island home. This vision will be accomplished through a kākou effort between the Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE), State of Hawai‘i Board of Education (BOE), government agencies, elected officials, families, community organizations, employers, higher education and training partners. Preparing graduates for Hawai‘i’s future depends on a united, collective effort — ne‘epapa — grounded in Nā Hopena A‘o and embraced by our communities, dedicated educators, and support teams."