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From Classroom to Community: Emily Driver’s Quest for Education Equity at Benetech

Benetech is grateful for the second opportunity this summer to work with the Princeton Internships in Civic Service (PICS). PICS is an alumni-founded program of the John H. Pace, Jr. ’39 Center for Civic Engagement that provides Princeton undergraduates with paid summer internships in nonprofit organizations. These specialized programs aim to help students gain a deeper […]

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Two Perspectives on Disability Employment Awareness Month

As disability employment awareness month comes to a close, two members of the Benetech team share their perspective on the things that have helped them thrive in the workplace with a disability, and a vision for a world without barriers to employment.

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Why I B.I.K.E

Advisory Council member, Dr. Shawn Anthony Robinson, PhD shares a reflection on his annual dyslexia awareness month ride, and the importance of reading.

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Improving Library Services to People with Disabilities and Reading Barriers

Benetech is teaming up with Ferguson Library to uncover best practices to improve library services for people with reading barriers.

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Making Higher Education Materials Accessible

Read about Benetech’s collaboration with universities from across the United States to make educational materials accessible.

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Benetech Founder, Jim Fruchterman, Launches Tech Matters

Today, Benetech founder and social entrepreneur, Jim Fruchterman, announced the launch of Tech Matters, a new technology nonprofit that supports innovators addressing some of the most pressing social sector needs, leveraging technology to enable systems change.

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