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The Bridge Brigade, organized by Michigan’s Bureau of Services for Blind Persons, completed their first walk across the Mackinac Bridge, highlighting the achievements of blind and low-vision students.
Source: 9and10News.com
The Iowa Department for the Blind will be closed on September 7, 2026, for Labor Day, resuming regular hours on September 8.
Source: Iowa Department for the Blind
Meta and BVA collaborate to provide free AI glasses to over 130,000 legally blind veterans, enhancing their daily independence through advanced technology.
Source: BattleVet
Guide Dogs' 'First Hello' pilot offers 3D-printed ultrasound models, enabling parents with sight loss to physically experience their unborn child's contours.
Source: ITV News
NVDA 2026.3 Beta1 is now available for users to test. NV Access invites feedback to refine and enhance this vital screen reader tool before its official release.
Source: NV Access
95-year-old blind veteran Jim Alison drives again at a charity event, experiencing renewed independence and joy.
Source: Yahoo News Malaysia
The 20th Annual Run for Sight 5K supports ABVI's services for the visually impaired community in Michigan.
Source: TriSignUp
ClearWay Mobility introduces an obstacle detection device for white canes, enhancing navigation and safety for the visually impaired.
Source: UNI India
NASA is hosting an accessible webinar on the RS-25 engine and Artemis missions for the blind and low-vision community.
Source: RedScroll
NKU and Clovernook Center present 'Tactile Revolutions,' an interactive art exhibition designed for tactile exploration by the visually impaired.
Source: NKyTribune
NKU and Clovernook Center present 'Tactile Revolutions,' an interactive art exhibition designed for tactile exploration by the visually impaired.
Source: LINK nky
A $300,000 grant will fund mobile clinics providing free eye exams and glasses to low-income children in South Florida.
Source: Yahoo Finance