AT Alabama Conference

05/21/2026

We are all smiles because AT Alabama 2026 registration is officially OPEN!

✅ Attendee Registration
✅ Exhibitor Registration

Join us September 1–2 in Birmingham for two days of assistive technology, accessibility, learning, and community.

Learn more and register at ATalabama.org

04/28/2026

Still thinking about the incredible sessions from last year’s AT Alabama Conference 🔥

Ready to be on the schedule this year?

2 days left to submit your proposal!
Deadline: April 30, 2026
ATalabama.org

04/13/2026

Reminder: The 2026 AT Alabama Conference Call for Proposals is OPEN!

If you’ve been thinking about submitting, this is your sign. We’d love to see the work you’re doing in assistive technology and accessibility.

Proposals are due April 30, 2026.

Submit your proposal:
ATalabama.org

Tag someone who should present this year 👇

03/17/2026

The 2026 AT Alabama Conference Call for Proposals is now OPEN!

We’re inviting presenters to share ideas, tools, strategies, and experiences that empower individuals and strengthen communities through assistive technology.

Submit your proposal today:
ATalabama.org

And tag someone who should present this year! 👇

01/20/2026

It’s official! 🎉

AT Alabama 2026
September 1–2
BJCC | Birmingham, AL

Save the date — more coming soon!

09/26/2025

09/25/2025

Innovation lives here💡

This year’s Exhibit Hall was buzzing with creativity, connection, and cutting-edge assistive technology. A huge thanks to all our amazing exhibitors for sharing their work with the AT Alabama community!

09/24/2025

Behind every great conference is a great team. 💜

Huge thanks to our AT Alabama Committee for their incredible dedication, vision, and heart. This event wouldn’t happen without you!

09/22/2025

From inspiring sessions to hands-on demos, this year’s AT Alabama Conference was filled with connection, learning, and possibilities. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us in shaping a more accessible future!

09/17/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 Scott Renner Award Recipient, Alan Deal, OTR/L. Alan is the Director of the Faulkner University Center for Therapy and Research.

The Scott Renner Award honors the legacy of Dr. Scott Renner, a leader in the field of assistive technology who was known for his innovation, enthusiasm, and unwavering advocacy for change.

The recipient of this award embodies these same traits -- pushing the field forward with creativity, passion, and dedication to making a difference.

Honoring Innovation and Advocacy in Assistive Technology - The Scott Renner Award recognizes leaders who embody Dr. Renner's passion, creativity, and commitment to change.

"Having the opportunity to work alongside Alan, learn from, and educate with him has been a blessing. His commitment to advancing assistive technology in occupational therapy is something to be admired. He strives always to support students, empower patients, and advocate for innovative and evidence-based strategies in our field. His passion for OT inspires colleagues like me to keep pushing for greater accessibility and inclusion for all patients, as well as continuing to educate future therapists on the importance of AT in this profession. We are grateful to have him!" - Kendall Alford - DHSc, MS, OTR/L, ASDCS