Access Ready, Inc. is excited to announce Granted.live, a groundbreaking initiative designed to provide employment and business opportunities for people with disabilities in the grant research, development, writing, and administration fields. Utilizing accessible technology, Granted.live will offer comprehensive online training and placement services, breaking barriers and creating inclusive opportunities in the grant-making industry. Supported by Grace-Anne Alfiero of Arts in Action and endorsed by the ARI Board, this initiative invites partners and supporters to join in making accessibility a reality for all.
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June 26, 2024, 6:00 AM GMT
Pinellas Park, FL, USA, June 26, 2024 — AT-Newswire.com / TopTechTidbits.com — Access Ready, Inc. (ARI) is pleased to announce the launch of Granted.live, a pioneering initiative designed to create employment and business opportunities for people with disabilities in the grant research, development, writing, and administration fields. This project leverages accessible technology to open new pathways for professionals with disabilities in the rapidly evolving grant-making industry.
“Accessible technology now opens this field in a big way to professionals with disabilities since the grant-making industry has moved online. We hope that applicants will seek involvement in fields that interest them and not be restricted to the disability arena.”
Overview of Granted.live
Granted.live is a recruiting, training, and placement program aimed at providing individuals with disabilities the skills and opportunities necessary to excel in the grant-making industry.
The initiative focuses on:
- Recruitment: Attracting individuals with disabilities who are interested in grant research, development, writing, and administration.
- Training: Offering comprehensive online training to equip participants with essential skills.
- Placement: Facilitating employment and business opportunities for trained professionals.
Development and Support
Still in its developmental stage, the Granted.live initiative received the enthusiastic endorsement of the ARI Board at their annual meeting. Grace-Anne Alfiero of Arts in Action has been appointed to spearhead the development of the funding and curriculum for the online training program. Additionally, ARI is in discussions with various potential partner organizations and remains open to new partnerships to support this innovative project.
Embracing Accessible Technology
Douglas George Towne, Chair and CEO of Access Ready, Inc., highlighted the critical role of accessible technology in this initiative: “Accessible technology now opens this field in a big way to professionals with disabilities since the grant-making industry has moved online. We hope that applicants will seek involvement in fields that interest them and not be restricted to the disability arena.” By embracing these technological advancements, Granted.live aims to remove barriers and create inclusive opportunities for people with disabilities.
Call for Partnerships and Support
Access Ready, Inc. is seeking advocacy and financial assistance to bring the Granted.live initiative to fruition. Organizations and individuals interested in supporting or partnering with ARI on this project are encouraged to reach out.
More Information
For more information about Granted.live and to stay updated on the latest developments, please visit Access Ready, Inc. or contact Douglas George Towne, Chair and Chief Executive Officer.
About Access Ready, Inc.
Access Ready, Inc. is an independent, nonprofit, cross-disability rights advocacy organization dedicated to promoting policies that ensure the accessibility of information and communications technology (ICT) for all people, regardless of ability. Through innovative projects and strategic partnerships, ARI strives to create a more inclusive society where technology and opportunities are accessible to everyone.