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CTA Foundation News By Steve Ewell ● Jun 17, 2025 Smart Brevity® count: 1.5 mins…371 words With summer just around the corner, the CTA Foundation has been on the move — joining important events and conversations that are shaping the future of accessible innovation. Keep reading to learn about some exciting announcements we have to share:
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CTA Foundation on the Road: Connecting Across Aging and Accessibility Spaces |
CTA Foundation Executive Director Steve Ewell has been on the move this month, meeting with leaders across the aging and accessibility tech landscape. From national conferences to local events, these conversations are key to strengthening our partnerships and deepening our involvement.
- Earlier in June, Steve attended On Aging 2025 , hosted by the American Society on Aging — one of the largest events focused on issues impacting older adults. With sessions on policy, design, and innovation, the conference highlighted the importance of technology in creating more accessible communities for all generations.
Just last week, Steve joined Verizon’s ADA anniversary event at Civic Hall in New York City, celebrating 35 years of progress at the intersection of people and technology.
- He joined CTA Foundation Trustee Sally Lange for a fireside chat on AgeTech and how innovation can help aging adults live more independently.
- The program also featured a keynote by disability activist Anastasia Somoza, who shared her experience as a member of the ADA generation and the role of technology in shaping futures.
👉 We’re proud to keep showing up in spaces that drive forward accessibility and aging tech and look forward to what’s ahead. Let us know if you will be at upcoming events, we’d love to meet with you there.
CTA Foundation’s 13th Anniversary: Matching Gifts Now Open
This month is the CTA Foundation’s 13th anniversary, and our wish list is to create a more accessible world for all – but especially for older adults and people with disabilities.
We can’t do that without your generosity.
Your tax-deductible, charitable gift today will help us convene diverse stakeholders, encourage innovators, and fund novel ideas that solve aging and accessibility challenges. And our board member, Eric Hsia, is matching gifts, $1 for $1, up to $2500.
