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*REGISTRATION #: CH42912  A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free (800-435-7352) within the state. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state.

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Disability friendly world. Disability friendly people.

Key to inclusion: Making people understand disability

Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation is a Gainesville-based, national 501(c)3 nonprofit that talks about the importance of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the ways it affects lives of those with limited mobility and intellectual challenges. Through innovative projects like video games, apps, and documentaries we promote inclusion in the modern, connected world. A world more accessible for those in a wheelchair, a world kinder to veterans, respectful to those with limited and no vision or hearing – a world in awe of the human spirit. We want to change how people see, feel and think about disability by showing the powerful perspectives of those with disabilities. Disability awareness – the modern way!

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We believe that multimedia can change how people think and feel about these serious issues. And we treat our mission of service very seriously.

That’s why we rely on community support. Please donate if you can. Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and your donations are tax deductible.

Our key message is that everybody has something they struggle with, although some issues are more visible than others. We want our projects to turn into an educational program where people with disabilities can acquire skills to succeed in the competitive software, media, and gaming industries while working on a project that talks about their community. At the same time, noting the rise of empathy in gaming, we think it’s a powerful medium that allows users to experience what wounded veterans go through, all from the safety of their couch.

Our team already includes interns and volunteers that have faced struggles in their lives. Some of us aren’t directly part of the disability community, but we all relate to the human struggle. We channel our collective experiences into a piece of meaningful work. There’s a reason for all we do. As we work together, we learn about each other’s perspectives. This is what change means to us: it always starts with passion.

As our project grows, so do our needs. You can help us get to the next stage. A few dollars can make all the difference.

Concept art

 

Jesse White

The main character of Changed

 

Jessica White

Jesse's twin sister

 

Curtis Devine

An old military buddy of Jesse's

 
 
 
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About us

If you haven’t heard about us, it’s ok. You will.

Florida Disability Access and Awareness Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that does things differently. We want to share our vision for an inclusive society where physical and intellectual challenges never overshadow the strength of the human spirit. We want to use the power of media to promote understanding and empathy.

We want to take on stereotypes and negativity through optimism and positive storytelling. To keep with the times, we develop new technologies and video projects. The medium is changing but the human story at its core will always remain.

Our team members want to use the same type of experiences they gained in the commercial sector- developing video games, interactive applications and video productions- to change the way people see, think and feel about disability and to help the idea of charity advance in an impactful way in the 21st century.

We are headquartered in Florida, but the problems we tackle are universal. Spread throughout the world, working with experts passionate to volunteer, interns eager to learn and veterans, we look for new ways to highlight and empower disability communities around the globe. This is the future and we know how to build it.