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Wildflower Alliance promotes inclusive programs; AT Alabama assistive-technology conference to be held at BJCC
Summary
The Wildflower Alliance described programs to support families of children with disabilities and announced an inclusive play-date and adaptive-sports clinic; AT Alabama said its state assistive-technology conference will be held at the BJCC with several hundred attendees and dozens of vendors.
Latoya Mims, founder and executive director of the Wildflower Alliance, described programs the nonprofit runs to support families of children with disabilities, including social meetups, a resource guide, a virtual storytelling platform, and an inclusive play-date kickoff with adaptive-sports partners on June 25.
Mims said the group's work is grounded in…
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