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The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired celebrates 90 years of empowering South Carolinians with vision loss through expanded services.
Source: Wisevoter
WVU's 'Sight Unseen' documentary showcases the journeys of visually impaired students in the CVRP program.
Source: West Virginia University School of Medicine
The Center for Blind and Low Vision's annual event raises funds and celebrates the achievements of the visually impaired community.
Source: WJCL
The Bella Music Foundation announced the winners of the 2026 BMF International Music Competition, highlighting exceptional talent from 15 countries.
Source: Bella Music Foundation
East Texas Lighthouse's fourth annual White Cane Day Walk in Tyler, Texas, drew hundreds to promote awareness and independence for the visually impaired community.
Source: Hyperlocal Loop
Sacramento's Society for the Blind promotes Blindness Awareness Month by connecting individuals with vision loss to services fostering independence and community support.
Source: The Orangevale Sun
Zeelugt family with three visually impaired children receives a new home through InclusAbility Initiative.
Source: News Room Guyana
Burlington unveiled a plaque honoring Anne Connelly, a trailblazer for blind advocacy, marking the Vermont Association for the Blind's 100th anniversary.
Source: Wisevoter
Global Media Alliance and Japan Motors donated 60 white canes to the Ghana Blind Union, enhancing mobility for visually impaired individuals.
Source: Citi Newsroom
Beacon Lighthouse's third annual gala celebrated the employment and empowerment of visually impaired individuals, emphasizing the organization's commitment to providing accommodating workplaces.
Source: AOL
The Dallas Area Council of the Blind announces its next meeting on October 24, 2026, focusing on advocacy and community engagement for the visually impaired.
Source: Dallas Area Council of the Blind
Boise's blind community celebrated White Cane Awareness Day with a march to the Capitol, highlighting the independence provided by white canes and guide dogs.
Source: News USA Today
The Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired's 'White Cane Day' event showcased students' daily navigation skills and promoted community awareness.
Source: WBRZ
Stockton's White Cane Awareness Walk brings attention to accessibility challenges faced by visually impaired individuals, promoting community understanding.
Source: Stocktonia News
The Dot Experience, an inclusive museum in Louisville, opens October 30, 2026, offering accessible exhibits for all visitors.
Source: The Dot Experience
The ICEVI and WBU highlight the role of Braille in empowering older persons on International Day. The campaign promotes inclusivity and literacy for vision-impaired seniors.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Cleveland Sight Center's in-person recreation activities on October 13, 2026, offer choir, piano, craft, and dance classes for the blind and visually impaired community.
Source: Cleveland Sight Center
We Can Dance is hosting the 'Dance in the Dark™: Groove to Give Festival' on November 14, 2026, in Atlanta, promoting inclusive dance for blind, visually impaired, and sighted individuals.
Source: We Can Dance
Delaware's Division for the Visually Impaired held a community walk in Lewes to honor White Cane Safety Day, highlighting the independence the white cane offers to those with visual impairments.
Source: Coast TV
ABVI hosts 'Crafting Vision' on October 10 in Grand Rapids to support services for individuals with vision impairments.
Source: West Michigan Newspop
Cane Quest event teaches mobility skills to blind students, fostering inclusion and empathy.
Source: Spectrum News 1
Cleveland Sight Center provides comprehensive services and community events to support and empower individuals with visual impairments.
Source: Cleveland Sight Center
ACBVI continues its mission to empower individuals with vision loss in Arizona through comprehensive programs promoting independence and participation.
Source: Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Hampshire Freemasons grant £60,000 to Living Paintings charity to support families with visually impaired children through tailored resources.
Source: The Provincial Grand Lodge of Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Florida's Division of Blind Services marks 85 years with a statewide tour celebrating its impact and future goals.
Source: AOL
Florida's Division of Blind Services celebrates 85 years with a statewide tour, honoring its legacy and future initiatives for the visually impaired community.
Source: PR Newswire
Clovernook Center and PDA receive a $500K Mellon Foundation grant to produce an accessible 'Disability Arts' anthology featuring diverse disabled artists.
Source: Clovernook Center
VRC's Blindness Awareness Month events in October aim to raise awareness and foster inclusion for the blind community in Cumberland County.
Source: Vision Resource Center
VRC's Blindness Awareness Month events in October aim to raise awareness and foster inclusion for the blind community in Cumberland County.
Source: Vision Resource Center
BISM's White Cane Safety Day on October 15 in Baltimore celebrates inclusion and raises awareness for the blind community.
Source: Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce
Savannah's 'Walk a Mile in My Shoes' event on October 10 offers participants a chance to experience blindness and supports programs for the visually impaired.
Source: Voice of the Blind
The Missouri Council of the Blind offers free weekly Community Connect meetings every Friday, providing support and discussions for individuals with vision loss.
Source: Missouri Council of the Blind
Dr. Harvey Brody, a lifelong advocate for others, finds new support through LightHouse as he adapts to vision loss.
Source: LightHouse for the Blind San Francisco
Savannah's 'Walk a Mile in My Shoes' event aims to raise awareness and funds for visually impaired individuals.
Source: WTOC
Durban workshop empowers Deaf and blind individuals by teaching filmmaking skills and storytelling.
Source: IOL
The 'America Touched, America Seen' exhibition showcases art by visually impaired artists at Coral Gables Museum.
Source: Miami & Miami Beach
CSB invites community to White Cane Day celebration on October 15, promoting independence and mobility.
Source: California School for the Blind
Houston's 20th Annual White Cane Safety Day to feature march, speakers, and resource fair on October 15.
Source: Houston White Cane Safety Day
The Hawaii Association of the Blind organized a Skyline event to help visually impaired riders gain confidence in using public transit.
Source: Hawaii News Now
Kelvin Hall's 'Your Stories' exhibit showcases objects and personal narratives curated by Glasgow's blind and partially sighted community.
Source: RNIB
Clovernook Center receives $500K grant to create 'Disability Arts,' a publication highlighting artists with disabilities.
Source: Voice of the Blind
CABVI hosts a rededication ceremony to celebrate its renovated headquarters and ongoing commitment to the visually impaired community.
Source: Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce
Clovernook Center receives a $500K grant to create 'Disability Arts,' a publication showcasing work by artists with disabilities.
Source: AOL
Dr. Cay Holbrook, a beloved educator and advocate in braille literacy, has passed away. Her impactful work continues to inspire educators and advocates worldwide.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Jehovah’s Witnesses have released the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures in Polish braille, announced at the 2026 International Convention in Warsaw.
Source: Braillists Foundation
East Texas Lighthouse for the Blind celebrates 50 years of empowering blind individuals through various services.
Source: East Texas Lighthouse for the Blind
DRIS continues to offer comprehensive audio information programming for the visually impaired community in southeast Michigan.
Source: WDET 101.9 FM
Blind veteran Jim Alison, 95, drives again at a charity event, experiencing the thrill of driving after five years.
Source: Headlinne
Missouri Council of the Blind celebrates 70 years of advocacy and support for the blind and visually impaired community.
Source: Voice of the Blind
Oxtalk releases its September 8, 2026 edition, offering audio news for Oxford's blind and visually impaired community.
Source: Voice of the Blind
The Braillists Foundation's 'More Braille, More Empowerment' campaign aims to build a global database of braille and tactile resources. Contributions are encouraged to expand this valuable collection.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Royal Caribbean Group invests $3 billion for a 50% stake in Sandals and Beaches Resorts. This joint venture could reshape vacation offerings, impacting accessibility and travel experiences for all.
Source: Blind Travels
Carnival Cruise Line will switch to dynamic pricing for drinks and Wi-Fi starting December 1, 2026. Prices will vary by cruise length, itinerary, and season.
Source: Blind Travels
Libby Thaw discusses the Checkered Eye Project on AT Banter Podcast, highlighting its importance for public awareness and support for those with low vision.
Source: AT Banter Podcast
Lighthouse Guild staff discuss what 'Blind and Thriving' means, highlighting empowerment and independence for the blind community.
Source: Lighthouse Guild
Discover key cruise changes, including loyalty program updates, new island attractions, and potential last-minute fare discounts. Stay informed for a seamless journey.
Source: Blind Travels
Royal Caribbean updates its USB charger rules to address the increasing need for accessible charging options in cruise cabins, vital for travelers with multiple devices.
Source: Blind Travels
Airport delays pose unique challenges for blind travelers who rely on staff and technology for updates. With varying levels of assistance and limited access to real-time information, blind individuals face significant hurdles during disruptions. Enhanced staff training and tech solutions are vital.
Source: Blind Travels
Carnival has canceled nine Jubilee cruises, causing potential disruption for blind and low vision travelers. Learn key tips to manage travel changes smoothly.
Source: Blind Travels
The founder of Blind Travels has been named a 2026 Rocky Mountain National Park Artist-in-Residence, beginning August 18. The residency will combine landscape photography, tactile art, audio description, and field recording to explore how the park can be experienced through sight, touch, and sound.
Source: Blind Travels
Tesla brought its accessible Cybercab robotaxi to the NFB convention in Austin, and our Facebook community had a lot to say — from real logistics questions to skepticism about Tesla's safety record and who can actually afford the ride.
Source: Voice of the Blind on Facebook
Frankie Ann Marcille, a Vision Rehabilitation Therapist, teaches independence through interdependence. Her philosophy emphasizes mutual support for individuals with vision impairments.
Source: APH Connect Center
Discover how to maximize your visit to braille exhibitions with strategic planning. Engage with products that matter and explore innovative solutions.
Source: Braillists Foundation
This Fourth of July, enjoy fireworks safely with tips for the blind and low vision community. Learn how to celebrate while prioritizing eye safety.
Source: APH Connect Center
Celebrate Father's Day with thoughtful gifts for dads with vision loss. From tech gadgets to personalized items, discover ways to show appreciation and enhance their day-to-day life.
Source: APH Connect Center
The Be My Eyes website is currently experiencing technical issues with blog content not loading properly. Users are seeing placeholder "View More" buttons instead of actual articles.
Source: Be My Eyes Blog
Be My Eyes has shared highlights from their May newsletter on their blog. The post offers key updates and developments from the visual assistance app company.
Source: Be My Eyes Blog
American Airlines is cutting summer routes, creating unique challenges for blind travelers who rely on familiar airports and carefully planned connections. These cuts eliminate options that take months to research and force travelers into less accessible travel scenarios.
Source: Blind Travels