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We at MAST are honored to be included as a resource in Haben Girma’s new memoir, “Haben: The Deafblindness Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law” (Available now at your favorite bookseller!) As fellow members of the Deafblind community, Haben and Lisa have known each other for years, and we have always been supportive of each other’s […]

  This is a reprint of the article posted in the May Edition of the Oregon State Bar Bulletin, which remains largely inaccessible to screen readers. It is reprinted with permission of the authors. By Leonard Duboff and Lisa Ferris   Although technology has changed the world for everyone in the last several decades, it […]

Lisa wrote an article about the importance of web, application and other accessibility for the Non-Profit Technology Network (nten.org), which helps non-profits utilize technology more effectively. Check it out here: Stamp Out the Disability Information Famine! Their monthly newsletter, Connect, is featuring articles and information about inclusion and diversity this month.

Nik was profiled as part of National Disability Employment Awareness Month over at the Disability Rights Oregon website. DRO is Oregon’s Protection and Advocacy organization and also administers the Client Assistance Program, which offers due process and mediation for clients who file complaints against state disability services. They also provide information and legal aid to […]

MAST was featured in a local story about the Hadley award in the Hillsboro Tribune this week. Hillsboro Woman Wins National Award from Hadley School

Here is an article in the Chicago Tribune that talks about the Hadley School award winners. I wrote about my trip to Chicago a few posts back.