BORP Adaptive Sports and Recreation
Adaptive sports, fitness, recreation, and outdoor programs for people with physical and vision disabilities.
Community
Connecting people with knowledge, resources, opportunities, and each other.
C4AT has been part of the disability community for more than four decades. We believe access grows stronger when people share knowledge, learn from one another, and stay connected.
Through our home at the Ed Roberts Campus, community partnerships, and workshops, we help connect people with information, resources, learning opportunities, and each other.
Ed Roberts Campus
Proud to be part of a disability-led community
C4AT is located at the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley, a nationally recognized center for disability organizations, services, advocacy, and community.
Being part of the Ed Roberts Campus connects our work with a broader community working toward access, independence, and inclusion for people with disabilities.
Learning Across Communities
Accessibility knowledge grows when we share it.
Recently, C4AT welcomed a group of more than 25 visitors from Korea to learn about digital accessibility and innovation. The visit created an opportunity to share ideas, demonstrate accessible technology, and talk about how people with disabilities can help shape more accessible digital experiences.
Visits like this are part of how we connect our work in Berkeley with people and organizations learning about accessibility around the world.
More than 25 visitors from Korea
A recent C4AT visit focused on digital accessibility, innovation, and the role of people with disabilities in creating technology that works for everyone.
Our Ed Roberts Campus Partners
The Ed Roberts Campus brings together disability organizations with deep roots in independent living, disability rights, community services, employment, family support, recreation, and research. C4AT is proud to share this home and community with:
Center for Independent Living
Advocacy, programs, and services supporting the rights, independence, and inclusion of people with disabilities.
Computer Technologies Program
Technology training, coaching, and employment preparation for people with disabilities.
DREDF
Disability civil rights law, policy, education, training, and legal advocacy.
Through the Looking Glass
Services, research, and support for families in which children, parents, or grandparents have disabilities or medical issues.
World Institute on Disability
Disability-led research, policy, accessibility, training, and community inclusion work with a global reach.
Community Updates
Learn • Share • Stay connected
Stay informed about assistive technology resources, learning opportunities, community events, and news from C4AT.
Stay Connected
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- Free assistive technology classes and workshops
- Community events
- Assistive technology resources
- Learning opportunities
- C4AT news and updates
Classes & Workshops
Practical technology learning for the community
C4AT offers and shares opportunities to learn about assistive technology and how everyday technology can support greater access and independence.
Topics and opportunities change throughout the year. We also share community events happening at the Ed Roberts Campus and across our network.
Accessibility Resources
A practical library for learning and testing accessibility.
Looking for screen reader instructions, WCAG guidance, document accessibility help, or assistive technology resources? We have brought useful starting points together in one place, including official training for JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack.
Start here
- Learn JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack
- Find WCAG and implementation guidance
- Create more accessible Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF files
- Find assistive technology programs and support
Connect With C4AT
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