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Curb Cuts

Curb Cuts is a local TV show produced and hosted by John Lee and Paul Mortola of the Central Coast Assistive Technology Center (CCATC). Curb Cuts debuted on SLO Public Access Channel 2 in June 2006. The goal of the show is to increase the public’s awareness and understanding of assistive technology (AT) and its power to enhance the functioning and quality of life for people with disabilities. Each episode of the show focuses on a different type of assistive technology and features personal experiences of local individuals. Examples of show topics include hands-free computer alternatives, blind/low vision technology, augmentative communication devices, assistive listening devices for hard of hearing, and wheelchair/mobility aids. By featuring the personal experience of local users of assistive technology on TV, Curb Cuts aims to give people with disabilities a greater voice in the media.

A key feature of the show is accessible viewing. Each episode contains English subtitles for deaf/hard of hearing viewers and audio description for people with visual impairments. Please tune in and spread the word! Thanks!

Access for All AFA member and wheelchair user Bryan Gingg addressing PWAA audience Access for All AFA member and wheelchair users Bryan Gingg and John Lee addressing PWAA audience