This month, INDATA celebrates a meaningful milestone — 800 episodes of its flagship podcast Assistive Technology Update. The show started in 2011 as a weekly briefing of AT devices and news, and it morphed into a more in-depth, interview-style program running 30 minutes in length. Episode 800, for example, features a discussion with Joshua Norris, […]
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Making Game Nights More Accessible
In his appearance on FOX59 Morning News this week, Easterseals Crossroads’ Content Creation Manager Brandon Scott described gamers as a “come-together group that can break down barriers.” One of the ways Easterseals helps gamers break those barriers is by offering assistive technology, such as adapted controllers. These controllers include large buttons, switches, joysticks and other […]
A Hands-On Look at How AT Helps Everyone Everywhere
“Assistive Technology. Everywhere. Everyone.” That’s the theme of this year’s National AT Awareness Day. The AT Team at Easterseals Crossroads is bringing this theme to life through an Open House tour of their facilities, where attendees will see how AT can be incorporated everywhere from workplaces and classrooms to a gamer’s home arcade. As the […]
Exploring Easterseals Crossroads’ Adapted Gaming Lab
Video games are a powerful way for people to connect, compete, and have fun. But for many individuals with disabilities, traditional gaming equipment can create barriers that make it difficult to participate. The Adapted Gaming Lab at Easterseals Crossroads is working to change that by creating a space where gamers of all abilities can play […]
INDATA’s 2025 Fiscal Annual Report
For nearly 20 years, INDATA has been working to improve the lives of Hoosiers with disabilities through assistive technology devices and services. Now, we have an overview of what we accomplished in 2025. In the PDF below, you can explore INDATA’s 2025 fiscal annual report, which includes stories about AT that improved consumers’ lives, as […]
Embracing Disability on the Big Screen
While wheeling 150 miles across Indiana’s accessible trails in the documentary The Tenderness Tour — now playing at the Heartland Film Festival — Hoosier activist Richard Propes says, “I get closer to who I really am when I’m on the road. My disability feels less relevant. Living in a world where disability can be so […]