Kessler Foundation

@KesslerFdn

Changing the lives of people with disabilities. Shares do not necessarily reflect the views of Kessler Foundation.

East Hanover, NJ
Joined July 2010

Tweets

You blocked @KesslerFdn

Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? Viewing Tweets won't unblock @KesslerFdn

  1. 2 hours ago

    A team of researchers in 2020, which included Karen Nolan, PhD, reported positive results for using the Restore soft exosuit in . Just another example of the importance of robotics in rehab.

    Undo
  2. 19 hours ago
    Undo
  3. Retweeted

    Find out how you can promote workplace wellbeing and promote a mental health-friendly work environment in ’ new PSA, “: What Can I Do?”

    Undo
  4. 21 hours ago

    🎥 Last night, (left center) attended the Opening Night of the where Victor Calise (center), former Commissioner, was honored during the night that featured actor Robert De Niro and NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

    A group of people pose for a photo on the ReelAbilities red carpet with the ReelAbilities logo back drop behind them. Members include Kessler Foundation's Elaine Katz and Victor Calise, a man that is sitting in his wheelchair.
    Undo
  5. Apr 8

    in motion! ⏩ Check out some shots of research participants using the robotic exoskeleton. Here, we have participants with and trying out the device that assists them in walking.

    A man is using the robotic exoskeleton while holding onto canes in both hands. A physical therapist is seen behind him and Dr. Karen Nolan from Kessler Foundation is to his side. They are walking down a hallway.
    A man is using the robotic exoskeleton with the assistance of a physical therapist. They are walking in the main entrance of Kessler Foundation's office in West Orange, NJ.
    A woman is wearing the robotic exoskeleton and has her right arm in a sling. There is a physical therapist behind her and Dr. Karen Nolan is to her side. They are standing in a hallway.
    A robotic exoskeleton. The device is a torso with straps that people wear. Attached are legs with loops and foot pads for people to wear.
    Undo
  6. Apr 8

    Actress Lauren Ridloff is the recipient of the ReelAbilities Spotlight Award at this year's ! Join Lauren on closing night, April 13 at 7PM. Use the link below to reserve your tickets. Register here:

    Undo
  7. Apr 7

    Take a look at some of the latest research being done to ensure inclusivity of neurodiversity in all forms. put together a great list from NIDILRR organizations and elsewhere.

    Undo
  8. Apr 7

    Congratulations to Trevor Dyson-Hudson, PhD, director of the Center for Spinal Cord Injury Research, for having his work in be among their top cited articles.

    Undo
  9. Apr 7

    continues and today is ! Research engineer Melvin Mejia talked about recent studies involving walking rehabilitation for people with cerebral palsy and his career at the Foundation.

    Undo
  10. Retweeted

    This funded project is developing smartwatch applications to support self-regulation for neurodiverse young adults

    Undo
  11. Apr 6

    At , our researchers are finding ways to incorporate robotics into . In this article, read about how the Foundation is using robotic exoskeletons to improve mobility and cognition in people with .

    Undo
  12. Apr 6
    Undo
  13. Retweeted

    For National Assistive Technology Awareness Day we'll be spotlighting some of the cool research and development projects funded by starting with this cross-sensory map project from

    Undo
  14. Apr 6

    . released a new online course, Service Animals in the Workplace. The training focuses on animal services in the workplace and the rights of employers and their employees. Registration is free!

    Undo
  15. Apr 6

    The provides resources for employers, individuals & policymakers to assist people with joining the .

    Undo
  16. Apr 5

    Join racers from around the world on Monday, May 30 at 8:15 AM for the Fred d'Elia Memorial Day in Ridgewood, NJ! Be a part of the largest disability-inclusive 10K in the country. Visit the link for more info and to register:

    Undo
  17. Retweeted
    Apr 5

    Check out the Year-to-Year Comparison of Economic Indicators for People with and without !

    Graphic comparing the economic indicators for March 2021 in green and March 2022 in blue, showing increases for people with and without disabilities.
    Undo
  18. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    A new report examines the unprecedented shifts in employment for America’s workforce during the pandemic, including the impact of for people with disabilities.

    Undo
  19. Apr 5

    It's 🤖 Karen Nolan, PhD, assistant director of the Center for for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research, explains in a TEDx Talk about the use of for rehabilitation.

    Undo
  20. Apr 5

    The 14th annual starts this week! Join them for a week of unforgettable films and events on disability that are not to be missed. For films and showtimes, visit

    Still from THE SPECIALS (RFF '22). A man kneels in front of a woman. Her head is slightly turned to the side, though she is smiling like him. Text contains ReelAbilities Film Festival: New York logo and has title of film, in-person screening date, and virtual streaming date (Apr 7-13).
    Undo

Loading seems to be taking a while.

Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.

    You may also like

    ·