Anthony Tusler is wheelchair-using writer, photographer, and community organizer. He advocates for disability culture and better access to disability in the arts, public health, and technology. For 22 years he was the founding Director of the Disability Resource Center at Sonoma State University and helped to launch a number of non-profits, including the Institute on Alcohol, Drugs, and Disability, Community Resources for Independence, Disability Associates, the National Center on Disability and Journalism, and Disability Arts: Bay Area. He lives with his wife in Sonoma County. He has written curricula and taught Disability in America, technology access classes, and consumer-oriented technology training. He was the Coordinator of the Technology Policy Division at the World Institute on Disability for three years. He is the author of “How to Create Disability Access to Technology: Best Practices in Electronic and Information Technology Companies.”