We introduce this series to give our writers an opportunity to share their own experiences and stories with you. Each one will offer a different perspective of the phrase, “The way I see it.”
Keep busy this summer with these accessible activities
It’s getting hot in here: Tips for nonvisual grilling
Use these tips to customize the privacy and security of your Google assistant!
In this three-part series, we have shared some important things that will help you become more comfortable and a transportation pro. Our third post focuses on making the most of demand-response taxi cabs.
The U.S. began celebrating Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week in 1984. President Ronald Ragan issued a proclamation setting aside time to recognize the important contributions of deaf-blind individuals. This year’s Helen Keller Awareness Week begins June 27.
Understanding Paratransit Services
Understanding fixed-route services under the ADA
Paper: can’t live with it, can’t live without it.
Technology and inventions for the blind and visually impaired have changed their lives for the better, but what is the history behind inventions for blind person?
