Wyoming is commemorating the birth of deaf-blind activist Helen Keller this week to call attention to a federal program that puts free communications technology in the hands of people with hearing and vision loss, enabling them to remain connected with family, friends and their communities. Read More>
Two Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND) staff members, Gisele Knopf and Mary Comin, received awards at Staff Recognition Day at the University of Wyoming. Read More>
Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND) bids farewell and best wishes to Kathy McWhorter, WATR and AIM project manager, who retired in December 2012 after seven years of service. Read More>
Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND) was awarded funding for a Learn the Signs. Act Early. State Systems grant from the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs. Read More>
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