Army Occupational Therapist for 20 years (the @ArmyOTguy) Gamer therapist & CMO for Warfighter Engaged. #a11y Advocate. Living life & loving people!
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ALT Steve Saylor against a backdrop of gold sparkles, titled GAconf (IGDA-GASIG) Awards 24
ALT Steve Saylor against a backdrop of gold sparkles, titled GAconf (IGDA-GASIG) Awards 24
ALT Steve Saylor against a backdrop of gold sparkles, titled GAconf (IGDA-GASIG) Awards 24
ALT A man (me, Erik Johnson) and a young boy are seated at a table, both focused on playing video games. The boy, wearing a Pikachu-themed cap and glasses, uses the xbox adaptive controller and adaptive switches to play. The table in front of them is filled with various adaptive gaming devices and wires. In the background, several other people observe.
ALT A letter from Warfighter Engaged with the organization’s logo at the top. The letter addresses an important update regarding the future of the organization. It announces that Warfighter Engaged will no longer design or build custom gaming buttons, switches, and joysticks after December 31, 2024, marking the end of their mission to provide free adaptive gaming solutions for veterans. The letter emphasizes their shift in focus to consulting, accessible gaming clinics, and advocacy. It also highlights the organization’s pride in their past work and their confidence in future accessibility champions. The letter ends with gratitude for supporters and an outline of future goals, signed by 'The Warfighter Engaged Team.'"
ALT **Alt Text:** A yellow and black graphic with the text "YOU GOT SCAMMED" in bold letters. Above it, a smaller text reads "Sorry but there’s not much I can do about it." On the left, I'm standing there (Erik Johnson) and pointing at a speech bubble saying "Sorry, Not me bruh." Around me are various fake photos of me that people have used to scam women, including one in a blue suit, one at a desk, and one lounging shirtless.
ALT #GAconf, IGDA-GASIG. Advancing accessibility for disabled players. Hybrid online & Redmond, October 28th - 29th 2024
ALT Pictured are dozens of buttons and switches designed to play video games considering accessibility barriers. The buttons and switches are all different colors.