Assistive technologies (ATs) are designed to improve the functional capabilities of people with disabilities. Some are relatively low-tech and very familiar, such as such as reading glasses, crutches and hearing aids. Others are more advanced, using cutting-edge science and technology, with future ATs under development that could have a huge impact on all our lives.…
Deaf People in Pacific Island Countries
A Design for the Pacific Deaf Strengthening Program
Details
Publisher Name:
Pacific Disability Forum
Publisher Website:
https://pacificdisability.org/
Publication Year:
2019
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Western Pacific Region
Categories:
Toolkit
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