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Coverage collected under adaptive sports across both reported articles and community blog posts.
The AER's Physical Activity and Recreation Interest Group supports professionals and families in enhancing access to physical activities for individuals with visual impairments through shared resources and collaboration.
Source: AER
World Blind Golf announces the 2025 Brisbane Open, promoting inclusive golf for blind and visually impaired athletes.
Source: World Blind Golf
TWU hosts sports camp for blind and deafblind youth, offering activities to build skills and confidence.
Source: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Cleveland's blind bowling league offers visually impaired athletes a chance to compete and build community.
Source: Cleveland 19 News
A Polish foundation enables blind individuals to helm sailing ships across the Baltic Sea using innovative auditory technology.
Source: TVP World
A Pennsylvania program invites visually impaired adults to participate in outdoor activities this August.
Source: WBNG
Envision Blind Sports concluded its 2026 Summer Camp, offering diverse activities to young visually impaired athletes.
Source: Envision Blind Sports
NWABA's Camp Spark begins its 11th year, offering adapted sports and activities to blind and visually impaired youth in Oregon and Washington.
Source: FlashAlert
NWABA's Camp Spark begins its 11th year, offering adapted sports and activities for blind and visually impaired youth.
Source: Right Now Oregon
Beep baseball uses sound-emitting equipment to enable visually impaired athletes to play baseball, enhancing accessibility and community engagement.
Source: WUSF
Camp Abilities in Brockport offers a barrier-free sports environment for visually impaired youth, featuring one-on-one instruction and inspiring similar programs globally.
Source: Yahoo Sports
The Quincy SuperKids Race on June 19 offered children with special needs, including visual impairments, a chance to participate in inclusive soapbox racing.
Source: WGEM
Lighthouse Guild, Meta, and Achilles International marked Global Accessibility Awareness Day with a tandem bike ride showcasing AI-powered glasses for blind and low-vision participants.
Source: Vision Monday
Roborock partners with Miami Lighthouse, donating $50,000 to support blind soccer and unveiling the ClearPath Classroom to advance accessibility.
Source: PR Newswire