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On Jan. 19, the Kern Assistive Technology Center hosted “An Evening of Mystery.”
The event was a non-murder mystery set in the 1950s in which guests tried to figure out who stole a car of one of the characters, John E Good.
“An Evening of Mystery” served not only as a fun time for all who attended, but as a fundraiser for KATC, a private nonprofit agency that serves the technology needs of people with disabilities in Kern County.
One thing that made this event special was the participation by users of Assistive Technology in every aspect of the event, from planning and performing the skit to selling tickets and recruiting sponsors/donors. People who use Assistive Technology were participants alongside other community members to make this event happen. This was a great opportunity for users of AT to demonstrate the skills and abilities they have to contribute to the community.
One user participated by being the DJ for the event. He is in a...
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