RESNA is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of people with disabilities through increasing access to technology solutions. They advance the field by offering certification, continuing education, and professional development; developing assistive technology standards; promoting research and public policy; and sponsoring forums for the exchange of information and ideas to meet the needs of our multidisciplinary constituency.

USSAAC is dedicated to supporting the needs and rights of people who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).

ISAAC’s goal is to create worldwide awareness about how AAC can help individuals without speech. ISAAC accomplishes this by sharing information and promoting innovative approaches to research, technology and literacy through AAC.

AAC Institute is a resource for all who are interested in enhancing the communication of people who rely on AAC (augmentative and alternative communication).

ASHA is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for 211,000 members and affiliates who are audiologists; speech-language pathologists; speech, language, and hearing scientists; audiology and speech-language pathology support personnel; and students.

Established in 1977 to support professionals working in the field of driver education, driver training and transportation equipment modifications for persons with disabilities and persons experiencing the aging process.

NRRTS supports individuals who provide Complex Rehab Technology (CRT), including wheelchairs and seated positioning systems for people of all ages and diagnoses who have postural or mobility deficits.

ISWP serves as global resource for wheelchair service standards and provision through advocacy, education, standards, evidence-based practice, innovation and a platform for information exchange.

RESNA's annual conference offers opportunities for all specialties, including seating and mobility, communication, computer access, universal design, emerging technologies, and more.

Where the Assistive Technology Community Meets to Network, Learn, and Share.

Considered one of the premier meetings in the world of dedicated clinicians, researchers, manufacturers, and others who work to improve seating and mobility among people with disabilities.

Closing The Gap continues to lead the way for special educators, rehabilitation professionals and consumers. They’re internationally renowned and respected as the leader in assistive technology news, resources and professional development opportunities.

The M-Enabling Summit Conference and Showcase is dedicated to promoting accessible and assistive technology for senior citizens and users of all abilities. It is an annual meeting place for all who implement digital accessibility strategies or develop enabling ICT products, services for workplaces, learning environments or consumer markets.