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Blazie Technologies has posted the recording of its July webinar, which covered contracted Braille in desktop mode and chapter navigation in the Podcasts app. The video is now available on the company's website and YouTube for anyone who missed the live session.
Source: Braillists Foundation
The Braillists Foundation is highlighting a new set of tributes to George Bell, compiled by Jackie Brown and published on her STRIVE Ability website. The tributes follow up on a story from the foundation's most recent newsletter.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Blind teaching student Djan van der Kraan earns praise in the Netherlands for exceptional instruction, demonstrating inclusivity in education.
Source: FOCUS Online
Meta is distributing free smart glasses to over 130,000 blind U.S. veterans, accompanied by comprehensive training, to enhance their independence.
Source: UploadVR
RNIB Connect Radio's 'The Afternoon Edition' offers news, discussions, and music for blind and partially sighted listeners, fostering community engagement.
Source: RNIB
Central Ohio's 12th Annual All Disabilities Festival in Columbus offers live entertainment, festive activities, and resources to promote inclusivity.
Source: EIN Presswire
Disability Awareness Day 2026 in Warrington showcases over 150 exhibitors, accessible sports, and live performances, promoting inclusion and independence.
Source: Disability Awareness Day
Beep baseball uses sound-emitting equipment to enable visually impaired athletes to play baseball, enhancing accessibility and community engagement.
Source: WUSF
CNIB's 'Algoma After Sight' event offers peer support for individuals with sight loss in Sault Ste. Marie, fostering community and shared experiences.
Source: CNIB
Visually impaired singer Sarima Owhur, known as Sari Wonder, wins Port Harcourt talent competition, highlighting inclusion and empowerment.
Source: News Express Nigeria
Chicago installed 78 new accessible pedestrian signals, but none meet technical standards, raising concerns for visually impaired pedestrians.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times
Meta is considering adding facial recognition to its AI glasses to help visually impaired users identify familiar people, enhancing their independence.
Source: Social Media Today