Interns & Volunteers

Current Opportunities

Entry Level Software Tech Intern

Past Interns & Volunteers

Surrounded by leafy bushes, a smiling man with a beard and glasses leans forward to the camera in his power chair.Spencer Cook

Policy Intern (2018 interim)

Spencer is a designer and consultant who's worked on everything from large scale sporting arenas to one-off, hand crafted furniture pieces. After nearly a decade in architecture and design, Spencer realized that he was ignoring one of his most valuable assets: his experience as a person with a disability. Since that revelation, he's become a licensed Registered Accessibility Specialist and a volunteer policy researcher CTD. He believes that as designers learn about the needs of their most unique users, their projects become stronger and more usable for everyone.

 

 

Jennifer Bracy

2018 Film Fest Intern

Jennifer's help with volunteer management, film screening, logistics, promotion, and more was critical to the success of the 2018 Film Festival. So we hired her! Read more

 

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Erika Lawn

Film Fest Intern (2014- 2017)

From outreach to volunteer management, Erika has provided valuable help for the Cinema Touching Disability Film Festival. Read more

 

Eden Keig

2017 Summer Intern

Jordan Fogle

Policy Intern (2017 Legislative Session)

Michael Hart

Policy Intern (2015 Legislative Session)

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Josselyn Sosa

Film Fest Intern (Summer 2013)

With Seeing Eye dog Nasha in tow, Josselyn spent a month working on outreach and publicity for the 2013 Film Festival. Read more

 

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Sydney Paschall

Policy Intern (2013 Legislative Session)

An invaluable member of the CTD advocacy team in 2013, Syndey analyzed policy, made legislative visits, contributed to community organizing efforts, and much more. Read more

About Us

Our Staff
Based in Austin, CTD's staff is composed of dedicated individuals with and without disabilities.

Our Board
CTD's Board of Directors reflects the population of Texas in terms of types of disability, geographic representation, ethnicity, and income level.

Our History
Founded in 1978, CTD has grown to become the oldest and largest consumer-driven cross-disability organization in Texas.

Our Awards
Our work has earned praise from partners, clients, colleagues, and more.