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DO-IT publishes news updates once or twice a month to give our readers up-to-date information on our programs. DO-IT News is published periodically throughout the year to spread the word about exciting developments and upcoming projects at DO-IT. Recent features and articles include profiles of our participants, announcements from DO-IT Director Scott Bellman, tech tips from an accessibility specialist, updates from events and conferences, and information on DO-IT's newest resources.

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DO-IT Staff Highlight: Lyla Crawford

July 22, 2026

Since joining DO IT in 1997, Lyla has helped shape the organization s work in far reaching ways. Her contributions span [...]

AccessUR2PhD Authors Three Publications for Grad Students in Computing and Their Mentors

June 29, 2026

AccessUR2PhD has three new publications created based on feedback from disabled graduate students in computing at universities across the [...]

DO-IT Staff Highlight: Kayla Brown, Ed.D.

June 9, 2026

Kayla s DO IT story spans across two decades. In high school, she joined the program as a DO IT [...]

DO-IT Director Reflects on 25 Years with the Center

May 22, 2026

For this issue, we asked DO IT Director Scott Bellman to share reflections on his recent milestone of 25 years working [...]

DO-IT Ambassador Naomi Advocates with Kirkland Mayor

April 27, 2026

On April 7, DO IT Ambassador Naomi Marteeny delivered a presentation at the City of Kirkland Council meeting to help celebrate [...]

AccessComputing Leaders Honored at SIGSCE 2026

April 5, 2026

In February, AccessComputing staff attended the 2026 SIGSCE Technical Symposium, the largest conference of the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer [...]

Apply by March 31: Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners

March 11, 2026

Applications are still being accepted for our Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners program!Neurodivergent high school students and first year college [...]