Launches on April 16th, 2020 Audio Description gives Blind and Low Vision people access to the visuals of tv shows… Read more Audio Description Awareness Day Challenge
South France in December Visiting Toulouse and Carcassonne
By Beatriz García Martín Known as ‘Ville Rose’, or the Pink City, Toulouse is full of pink and earthy tones.… Read more South France in December Visiting Toulouse and Carcassonne
Wheel-Tech, Part 2
By George Rector It’s a chair! So… what is a chair? We all have them; we all love them. What… Read more Wheel-Tech, Part 2
Know You Matter
By Victoria Claire As an artist of not just sculpture but singer-songwriting, I have the honour of expressing myself through… Read more Know You Matter
Amputee Soccer Re-ignites Passion for the Game
Amputee Soccer Re-ignites Passion for the Game Originally published 4/17/19 By Stephanae McCoy Military vet Robert Ferguson comes from a… Read more Amputee Soccer Re-ignites Passion for the Game
TouchPad Pro
An Art Teacher for the Blind and Low-Vision Just Wants To Change… Everything. A device in the works will bring… Read more TouchPad Pro
What Glaucoma Has Given to Me…
and What It Has Taken Away By Rev. Rebecca L. Holland Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness and impacts… Read more What Glaucoma Has Given to Me…
2020 Vision: Seeing Beyond Stereotypes
By Liz Tetley While rehearsing for my church Christmas drama, I remembered what Shakespeare wrote: “All the world’s a stage.”… Read more 2020 Vision: Seeing Beyond Stereotypes
Perseverance at Its Finest
By Hope Johnson Perseverance is the code word that must have been given to me even before I was born.… Read more Perseverance at Its Finest
Why Nonprofit Boards Don’t See The Disabled
By Holly Bonner For the better part of twenty years, I have made my career in the non-profit sector. I’ve… Read more Why Nonprofit Boards Don’t See The Disabled
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