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AUWG Participants in Good Standing

Participants in Good Standing as of 22 April 2008. To subscribe, see our information on how to join. (AUWG Patent Policy Status)

• Tim Boland, National Institute for Standards and Technology
• Ann McMeekin, Invited Expert
• Greg Pisocky, Adobe
• Jan Richards , Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
• Andrew Ronksley, Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB)
• Roberto Scano, IWA/HWG
• Reed Shaffner, Microsoft
• Dana Simberkoff, HiSoftware Inc.
• Jeanne Spellman, W3C (staff contact)
• Michael Squillace, IBM
• Jutta Treviranus (chair), Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto

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