Ability Tools

ALT A retro 1970s-style banner background featuring a groovy raccoon holding a large peace-sign-shaped key and making a peace sign with its fingers. Besides text reads: “Where It’s AT – The Ability Tools Blog.” “What to Expect at Our Booth: Abilities Expo 2026”

ALT Two men stand together smiling and looking at the camera in a coffee shop. Besides text reads: “Where It’s AT – The Ability Tools Blog.” “Imagin(AT)ion Station: Workplace Wonders”

ALT A student sits smiling and drawing in a notebook. Besides text reads: “Where It’s AT – The Ability Tools Blog.” “Imagin(AT)ion Station: Classroom Creativity” “AbilityTools.org”.

ALT The Ability Tools team of three standing in front of balloon lettering spelling out “ATIA 2026”.

ALT SENcastle sensory tent with a multicolored light tower in the middle of the tent.

ALT An Access Trax booth displaying portable accessibility mats on artificial grass beneath a sign that reads "Access the Outdoors”.

ALT A table displays ViewPlus tactile graphics and braille materials, including a color-to-pattern guide and an embossed illustration of a three-eyed alien from Toy Story.

ALT Event Flyer for “Tune-Up Third Tuesdays” with ILRCSF and San Francisco Human Services Agency logos at the top. Includes a small photo of someone repairing a wheelchair and tool icons. Lists June 17, 2026 as the first meeting at the Independent Living Resource Center of San Francisco and describes a workshop on mobility device repair and advocacy.

ALT An audience seated in a conference hall, viewed from behind, looking toward a stage. Besides text reads: “Where It’s AT – The Ability Tools Blog.” “What to Expect at ATIA 2026: The Top 10 InnovATions to Watch”

ALT Graphic promoting the ATIA Conference. Text highlights free virtual educational sessions, a free virtual exhibitor hall, and conference dates January 29–31. Images show people networking and attending a conference presentation.

ALT Flyer reading “Celebrate Ed Roberts Day with CRIL! Annual Outreach Event.” January 23, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 439 A Street, Hayward, CA. Join Community Resources for Independent Living (CRIL) as we honor Ed Roberts, a pioneer of the disability rights movement. This event brings together seniors and people with disabilities for community resources and support, advocacy information, and fun activities and networking. The image includes an illustration of four diverse older adults and people with disabilities standing together and smiling, two using wheelchairs.

ALT A New Year’s greeting from Ability Tools. Above the Ability Tools logo, the text reads: "Happy New Year! New Year. New Tools. New Possibilities. May this year bring you new beginnings and tools that power your independence. Here's to a more accessible 2026!" Text sits on a large white circle on a cream background and is decorated with gold stars and fireworks.

ALT An infographic. Text reads “Welcome to Ability Tools, What is Ability Tools?” Under that, a “Swipe Left” button. The background has a blue sky and white clouds. Along the bottom, there is a row of diverse cartoon style characters with different disabilities and assistive devices in an outdoor park setting.

ALT Text reads “In a nutshell...Ability Tools is California’s Assistive Technology (AT) Program. We help individuals with disabilities of all ages find and use the tools they need to live more independently.” The background has a blue sky and white clouds. Along the bottom, there is a row of diverse cartoon style characters with different disabilities and assistive devices in an outdoor park setting.

ALT Text reads “What we offer... Access to AT devices through Independent Living Centers (ILCs), Device Lending & Demo Centers (DLDCs), and ReUse Centers, Free AT webinars open to everyone, Informative blogs and newsletters filled with AT tips, stories, and resources, and Info & referrals for all things AT”. The background has a blue sky and white clouds. Along the bottom, there is a row of diverse cartoon style characters with different disabilities and assistive devices in an outdoor park setting.

ALT Text reads “Contact Us: Email: [email protected], Voice: 1-800-390-2699, TTY: 1-800-900-0706” The background has a blue sky and white clouds. Along the bottom, there is a row of diverse cartoon style characters with different disabilities and assistive devices in an outdoor park setting.

ALT A man reads a book in Braille. Below the Where it's AT logo, text reads: "Empowering Access with AT in Libraries - AbilityTools.org"

ALT A person in a wheelchair on a beach holding colorful balloons, with the sun setting in the background. Besides, a magenta box with the Ability Tools logo in black text reads "Mastering Wheelchair Maintenance" underneath reads "AbilityTools.org".

ALT A flyer for CFILC's Ability Tools Program titled "AT & Sexuality." It features three headshots: Thomas Matthew DiAgostino on the top right, Scout Merry in the center left, and Amora Stahl at the bottom. Logos for TechOWL and Missouri Assistive Technology are next to DiAgostino and Merry's photos, respectively. The Ability Tools logo is near Amora Stahl's photo. The event is on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, starting at 11:00 AM. Registration link: bit.ly/3WLLiAU. Icons indicating date and time are at the bottom, alongside the CFILC logo. The background is a gradient of orange, yellow, green, and blue.

ALT Blue flier with text at the top reading "California Foundation for Independent Living Centers has a new office!" Below, a photo shows three individuals holding a red ribbon. To the right of the photo is text, which can be found in the image description The bottom left corner has the CFILC logo.

ALT Two women are standing in front of a sign in a room with an opened door. Text of the sign is in the image description.