At the Summit's subcommittee on technology, CAST staff members Amy Rubin and Skip Stahl, along with Pioneers Rob Park and Mason Barney, offered insight into how advances in computers and communications provide improved educational and employment opportunities to people with disabilities. CAST's staff is very excited because the report reflects their advocacy of this idea. And the people CAST serves are enthusiastic as well. CAST Pioneer Rob Park, who participated in both the Summit and the Congress briefing, is excited about the NCD's recommendations.
Universal design is a vital issue because everyone has the right to access.
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