I haven't listened to all of it myself.At 10:28 AM 12/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>                Does this include learning disabilities or just physical
>disabilities?  Thanks. Sounds
>                Interesting.
>
>-Karen McCandlish
>
>                EASI's Webcast is an interview hosted by Dr. Larry Scadden
>of the NSF with
>                the Temple University NSF project, Daughters with
>disabilities:
>                http://www.rit.edu/~easi and select either site index or
>webcast to find it.
>
>                This is an hour's webcast split into 2 half-hour segments
>for easier
>                listening.  It is an NSF grant project which focuses on
>young girls with
>                disabilities and who have an interest in science.  It
>encourages that
>                interest and shows that people with disabilities can still
>do science.  By
>                focusing on girls with disabilities, the Temple project
>works to overcome
>                barriers for two under represented groups, females and
>people with
>                disabilities.
>
>                Later this week EASI will post another webcast, the keynote
>presentation
>                from the assistive technology conference held in Boulder in
>November.
>
>                Check out EASI's online workshops on universal web design
>beginning January
>                8: http://www.rit.edu/~easi/workshop.htm
>