Since 2017, Neil Squire Society’s Makers Making Change Program has worked closely with TELUS in providing a number of hands on STEM event for their employees as part of the TELUS Days of Giving program. The first two years, the events were focused as day long build events of the LipSync. This year, we are focusing on building low-cost access switches that would enable people with disabilities to access technology and environmental controls.

Learn to Build an Access Switch

On October 9-10, Makers Making Change and TELUS will be hosting a build event, where participants will learn to build Light Touch and Raindrop access switches from the Makers Making Change Library.

Experience in electronics and soldering is not required, so please support your community though increasing access to technology for everyone.