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As an occupational therapist working in schools in Summerside, PEI, Anne-Marie Peters has a lot of experience with adaptive switches, and helping the children she works with to use them. So, when a colleague told her about a Makers Making Change event in nearby Charlottetown where she could be making her own switches, her interest was piqued.
We had build events in New York, Baltimore, and Washington, DC, where we were hosted by some amazing (and very friendly) makerspaces.
Have you browsed the new Makers Making Change website? We’ve started to get a lot of signups and our Projects library is expanding! Here’s how you can sign up and get involved.
At Makers Making Change, we believe in collaborating to make even more effective assistive solutions. On that note, we want to introduce two makers: Ross Porter, a Seattle-based maker who created the dementia-friendly music player, and Trey Bagley, who made the 3D-printed design.