The overarching aim of PAAT is to improve Assistive Technology (AT) as a discipline, resulting in improved quality, standards, opportunities and impact for Assistive Technology users, Assistive Technology practitioners and leaders in the field.
LTW26: Built Different: How Disabled Founders Are Redefining Innovation
Exploring how lived experience of disability drives founders to spot gaps and failure points others miss — and how disability-led design has historically produced technology that benefits everyone.
Discussing the specific barriers disabled founders face: from accessing funding and navigating investor assumptions, to managing industry expectations not designed with them in mind.
Asking whether the startup ecosystem should move beyond traditional growth metrics — and what new funding and support models would need to look like to reflect impact, representation, and lived experience.
Moderating with a panel of lived experience speakers:
Great panel, great audience, great moments in the EQL:Lounge at LTW26 for our event showcasing founders in collaboration with GoodTechVentures. Here is what we managed to record amidst a pretty noisy and crowded Olympia!
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