CEO of @_ATscale, The Global Partnership for Assistive Technology
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ALT Illustration promoting a discussion on financing assistive technology and international trade systems. The image features three people with assistive devices working together around a table: one person with a prosthetic leg carrying boxes, one person using a white cane and prosthetic arm unpacking a box, and one wheelchair user seated at the table. In the background, a world map, cargo ships, trucks, airplanes, location markers, and shipping routes symbolize global trade and supply chains. The logos of the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations and ATscale appear at the top.
ALT Event flyer on a dark blue background promoting a COSP19 side event titled “Unlocking Global Access: Financing Assistive Technology and Navigating International Trade Systems.” The flyer features the logos of the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations and ATscale. Event details include Thursday, 11 June 2026, 16h45–18h00 (New York Time) at Conference Room 11, United Nations Headquarters, New York, with live streaming on UN Web TV. A QR code and arrow at the bottom invite viewers to scan and watch the event live online.
ALT A woman wearing a bright pink headscarf and an orange shirt speaks into a microphone while seated in a wheelchair. She is addressing an audience inside a large bamboo structure with exposed bamboo beams and wooden furnishings. A notebook rests on her lap as she speaks. The image is overlaid with the text: “Bridging Gaps: Assistive Technology and Gender Equality for Advancing the Leadership of Women with Disabilities.”
ALT Purple event flyer promoting a COSP19 side event titled “Bridging Gaps: Assistive Technology and Gender Equality for Advancing the Leadership of Women with Disabilities.” The flyer features logos of the Global Forum on the Leadership of Women with Disabilities, Pakistan’s Ministry of Human Rights, ATscale, Sightsavers, UNFPA, STEP, UNITAR, and CIFAL Japan. It highlights a discussion on how assistive technology and inclusive legal frameworks can help prevent gender based violence and improve access to justice for women and girls with disabilities. Event details are listed as Thursday, 11 June 2026, from 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM EST at the Church Centre, 8th Floor, New York, with a QR code for registration and more information.
ALT Promotional recruitment graphic for ATscale showing a close up of a person writing in a notebook. A red banner at the top reads “Vacancy Announcement: Join ATscale as a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Specialist.” Large text in the center asks, “Are you looking for a new professional challenge?” The ATscale logo appears at the bottom. The image uses ATscale’s brand colors with a red and pink overlay.
ALT ATscale representative Ceridwen Johnson sits at the UNOPS delegation desk during the 19th Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP19) at United Nations Headquarters in New York. She is seated in front of a microphone and laptop, listening attentively during the session. The illuminated UNOPS nameplate is visible in the foreground, with other delegates and NGO representatives seated in the background.
ALT View of the United Nations General Assembly Hall from the delegates’ seating area, with a UNOPS nameplate prominently displayed in the foreground. In the background, delegates are gathered across the chamber beneath the large gold United Nations emblem. Two screens show a speaker addressing the assembly with sign language interpretation. The hall is busy with participants attending the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP19).
ALT View of the United Nations General Assembly Hall from the delegates’ seating area, with a UNOPS nameplate prominently displayed in the foreground. In the background, delegates are gathered across the chamber beneath the large gold United Nations emblem. Two screens show a speaker addressing the assembly with sign language interpretation. The hall is busy with participants attending the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP19).
ALT A woman wearing a pink headscarf and orange shirt speaks into a microphone while seated in a wheelchair inside a bamboo-structured building. She appears to be participating in a discussion or presentation. The image includes the text: “Bridging Gaps: Assistive Technology and Gender Equality for Advancing the Leadership of Women with Disabilities.” The setting features bamboo furniture and architectural elements, creating a warm and natural environment.
ALT Purple event flyer promoting a COSP19 side event titled “Bridging Gaps: Assistive Technology and Gender Equality for Advancing the Leadership of Women with Disabilities.” The flyer features logos of the Global Forum on the Leadership of Women with Disabilities, Pakistan’s Ministry of Human Rights, ATscale, Sightsavers, UNFPA, STEP, UNITAR, and CIFAL Japan. The event will explore how assistive technology and inclusive legal frameworks can help prevent gender based violence and improve access to justice for women and girls with disabilities. It takes place on Thursday, 11 June 2026, from 11:30 to 12:45 EST at the Church Centre, 8th Floor, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York. A QR code is included for registration.
ALT Illustrated event graphic promoting a COSP19 side event on “Financing Assistive Technology and Navigating International Trade Systems.” The banner features the logos of the Permanent Mission of the People’s Republic of China to the United Nations, the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations, and ATscale. The illustration shows three people with disabilities involved in logistics and trade activities: one person with a prosthetic leg carrying boxes, another using a white cane and holding a prosthetic hand, and a third person using a wheelchair at a desk. In the background, a world map is overlaid with symbols representing global trade and transportation, including airplanes, trucks, shipping containers, cargo ships, and location markers connected by trade routes.
ALT Blue event flyer for a COSP19 side event titled “Unlocking Global Access: Financing Assistive Technology and Navigating International Trade Systems.” The flyer features the logos of the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations, the Permanent Mission of the People’s Republic of China to the United Nations, and ATscale. Event details are listed as Thursday, 11 June 2026, from 16:45 to 18:00 New York time, at Conference Room 11 (CR11), United Nations Headquarters, New York, with live streaming on UN Web TV. A QR code and arrow at the bottom invite participants to scan and watch the event live.
ALT Green promotional graphic for AT Expo Africa 2027. At the center is a stylized map of Africa containing icons representing assistive technology, including a hearing aid, prosthetic device, wheelchair, spectacles, and a mobile phone. Below, the text reads: “AT EXPO AFRICA 2027” and “Connecting markets, transforming access to assistive technology.” White circular dot patterns radiate behind the map.
ALT Event flyer on a dark blue background promoting a COSP19 side event titled “Unlocking Global Access: Financing Assistive Technology and Navigating International Trade Systems.” The flyer features the logos of the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations and ATscale. Event details include Thursday, 11 June 2026, 16h45–18h00 (New York Time) at Conference Room 11, United Nations Headquarters, New York, with live streaming on UN Web TV. A QR code and arrow at the bottom invite viewers to scan and watch the event live online.
ALT Illustration promoting a discussion on financing assistive technology and international trade systems. The image features three people with assistive devices working together around a table: one person with a prosthetic leg carrying boxes, one person using a white cane and prosthetic arm unpacking a box, and one wheelchair user seated at the table. In the background, a world map, cargo ships, trucks, airplanes, location markers, and shipping routes symbolize global trade and supply chains. The logos of the United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations and ATscale appear at the top.
ALT A man with a prosthetic leg stands smiling inside a large blue “Me And My AT” photo frame at an exhibition booth. He is wearing a dark shirt, shorts, and an event badge, with ATscale branding visible in the background. The frame features icons representing different types of assistive technology and includes the text “Unlock The Everyday” and “#MeAndMyAT.
ALT A group of people stand together indoors at the launch of the “Unlock Healthy Learning” SPARK FSM initiative in the Federated States of Micronesia. The group includes representatives from ATscale, UNICEF, government and community partners, many wearing traditional floral head garlands. A woman seated in a wheelchair is positioned at the front of the group. Behind them, a large banner reads: “Improving access to assistive technology and related rehabilitation services for school-aged children in the Federated States of Micronesia
ALT A large group of community members, children, and programme participants gather outdoors under a bright blue sky during a SPARK initiative event. People wearing colourful clothing smile, wave, and pose together on a grassy field between two SPARK banners. Trees, houses, and tropical vegetation can be seen in the background, creating a vibrant community atmosphere.
ALT Promotional flyer by the World Health Organization for the “Global Launch Webinar: WHOears – a free hearing screening app.” The flyer has a white background with red abstract shapes and features the WHO logo at the top left. The text invites participants to explore WHOears, hear experiences from field implementers, and learn how community hearing screening can be expanded using a simple, standardized approach with low cost equipment. A smartphone graphic displays the WHOears app logo with headphones around an ear symbol. Event details at the bottom state: 4 June 2026, 13:00–14:30 CEST, via Zoom, with a “Click here to Register” link and a QR code for more information.
ALT The graphic says “Did you know? There is a $9 return for every dollar invested in assistive technology” on a dark blue background. A large black “$9” appears inside a pink abstract shape, with yellow and white text around it. Decorative icons related to assistive technology appear in the corners, including an ear symbol. The “Unlock The Everyday” logo is displayed at the bottom right.
ALT Graphic with a dark blue background featuring the text “Improving access demands urgent global attention” in large white letters. A large pink unlocked padlock icon appears in the center with white accent lines around it, symbolizing access and inclusion.
ALT Graphic with a light pink background bordered in dark blue. Large blue text at the top says “Join us,” with the “o” stylized as an unlocked padlock. Black text below reads: “as we call on global leaders to prioritize investment in assistive technology.” A blue checkmark icon appears on the right side. At the bottom are the hashtag “#WorldATDay” and the “Unlock The Everyday” logo.
ALT Graphic with a dark blue background announcing “7 days to go!” until World Day for Assistive Technology on 4 June 2026. The design includes white and yellow text, the hashtag #WorldATDay, and the Unlock The Everyday campaign logo and slogan “Together let’s Unlock The Everyday.” Decorative icons representing assistive technology, including an ear and glasses, appear in white, pink, and yellow.
ALT Promotional graphic for the #MeAndMyAT challenge by Unlock The Everyday. The poster encourages people to take a photo or short video showing how assistive technology helps them and share it using #MeAndMyAT. Icons representing wheelchairs, hearing aids, glasses, prosthetics, microphones, and digital devices surround the design.
ALT Three women pose together at an event behind a large blue ‘Me And My AT’ photo frame from the Unlock The Everyday campaign. One woman is seated on a mobility scooter, while the frame is decorated with icons representing assistive technology such as hearing aids, glasses, wheelchairs, prosthetics, and digital devices. The hashtag #MeAndMyAT appears at the bottom.
ALT Man standing indoors and smiling while holding a pair of blue crutches behind a large ‘Me And My AT’ campaign photo frame from Unlock The Everyday. He wears a white campaign T shirt and a medical walking boot on one leg. The frame includes icons representing assistive technology and the hashtag #MeAndMyAT.
ALT Man seated in a wheelchair at an event behind a large blue ‘Me And My AT’ campaign photo frame from Unlock The Everyday. The frame features assistive technology icons and the hashtag #MeAndMyAT, with exhibition booths and attendees visible in the background.
ALT Promotional graphic encouraging people to download the World AT Day toolkit and join the Unlock The Everyday campaign. The poster highlights resources to help raise awareness, includes the hashtag #UnlockTheEveryday, and displays the website link unlocktheeveryday.org/world-at-day/ alongside assistive technology themed icons.
ALT Promotional graphic encouraging people to plan and register a World AT Day event for 4 June 2026. The poster features illustrations of a calendar, globe, location pin, and megaphone, alongside icons representing assistive technology such as hearing aids, glasses, wheelchairs, prosthetics, and digital devices. The text invites people to organize activities, raise awareness, and submit their event through the campaign website using the hashtag #UnlockTheEveryday
ALT Blue graphic asking ‘What is assistive technology?’ with icons including a hearing aid and the phrase ‘Unlock The Everyday’.
ALT Graphic explaining assistive technology as products, systems, and services that help people live independently, with icons for wheelchair, glasses, digital devices, and prosthetics.
ALT Statistic graphic stating ‘2.5 billion people need assistive technology,’ illustrated with repeated human icons.
ALT Chart showing ‘Only 10% of people in need have access to assistive technology in low-income countries.