William Albright believes that the point of life is to live without unnecessary struggle. With a software development background, William uses computers to solve problems at scale but is also eager for human solutions. He found this balance in a National Deaf Center approach to postsecondary outcomes: Deafverse, a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure game that teaches Deaf kids basic skills with real-world scenarios, complete with an outreach program and curriculum toolkit that help teachers train students in developing tools to overcome adversity.
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