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Rashed Rababah becomes Jordan's first visually impaired news presenter, using Braille to deliver news bulletins on Roya TV.
Source: Wikipedia
Florida may exceed last year's record child drownings; experts stress safety measures.
Source: WUSF
BWBF rebrands as Visably, launching initiatives to improve tech access for individuals with sight loss.
Source: RNIB Connect
NWABA announces the Rise Dinner & Auction on September 17, 2026, to support sports and physical activities for the blind and visually impaired.
Source: Northwest Association for Blind Athletes
The Georgia Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled received the 2026 Network Library of the Year award for outstanding service to readers with disabilities.
Source: WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta
Jonathan Sharp, a quiet but influential figure in access technology, has died at 67 after a lengthy illness. Jonathan Mosen shared a tribute to his life and impact through the Braillists Foundation.
Source: Braillists Foundation
A London workshop teaches visually impaired individuals digital skills to enhance online engagement and well-being.
Source: Bournemouth University
South Jersey's Hope support group provides a platform for visually impaired individuals to share experiences and build community.
Source: South Jersey Media
RNIB's new comedy podcast 'You’ve Got Braille' explores the life of a blind young adult to foster empathy.
Source: RNIB
'Avatar: The Last Airbender' star and consultant visit Wayfinder Family Services to support blind and visually impaired individuals.
Source: ADVFN
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
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
Visually impaired singer Sarima Owhur, known as Sari Wonder, wins Port Harcourt talent competition, highlighting inclusion and empowerment.
Source: News Express Nigeria
Future In Sight's volunteer driver program aids New Hampshire's visually impaired in daily transportation, fostering community support.
Source: WMUR
Sofeel Studio in Iran creates artworks designed for touch, offering a rich sensory experience for blind and low vision art lovers.
Source: Blind New World
Bournemouth University's workshops equip visually impaired individuals with social media skills to enhance digital inclusion and wellbeing.
Source: Bournemouth University
A North Texas drone show was adapted to provide a visually impaired girl with an inclusive and enjoyable experience.
Source: CBS Texas
The National Braille Music Camp in New South Wales marks 40 years of teaching braille music to blind and visually impaired children, fostering musical skills and community.
Source: ABC News
Vision Forward's 'Dining in the Dark' event at the Wisconsin Club allowed nearly 300 participants to experience a blindfolded meal, raising awareness and funds for vision loss programs.
Source: CBS 58
Berkeley's Kai Wang wins first place in the 'Charts and Graphs' category at the national Braille Challenge Finals, underscoring the importance of braille literacy.
Source: NBC Bay Area
Foreseeable Future Foundation's annual gala in NYC supports empowerment of the visually impaired through sports and community engagement.
Source: Foreseeable Future Foundation
The Deutsche Taubblindenwerk in Fischbeck invites the public to an open house and new facility inauguration today, featuring inclusive activities and tours.
Source: radio aktiv
Philadelphia's National Constitution Center offers tactile tours, allowing blind visitors to experience history through touch.
Source: WUSF
The 2026 NLS Summer Reading Program, hosted by the Braille Institute, invites participants worldwide to explore nature and discovery stories over nine weeks.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Guide Dogs for the Blind enhances mobility and independence for visually impaired individuals through comprehensive training programs.
Source: KIRO 7 News Seattle
The European Blind Union invites contributions to their 2027 Illustrated Braille Calendar, featuring images using braille signs. European countries and individuals are encouraged to participate.
Source: Braillists Foundation
KMSKA offers guided tours for blind visitors to explore Antony Gormley's exhibition through detailed descriptions and tactile experiences.
Source: KMSKA
Join the LightHouse Day celebration on June 25, sponsored by Waymo. Connect and engage with the community.
Source: LightHouse for the Blind San Francisco
The American Foundation for the Blind has released its latest Focus newsletter, featuring updates on programs, advocacy efforts, and community developments. The publication keeps readers informed about key initiatives from the leading blindness organization.
Source: American Foundation for the Blind
The American Foundation for the Blind provides centralized access to press releases and news updates through their press room. The resource serves journalists and community members seeking current information about blindness and low vision issues.
Source: American Foundation for the Blind
The National Library Service now offers full talking book and braille services to American citizens living abroad. The program eliminates geographic barriers and provides international shipping for eligible patrons.
Source: NLS BARD
The National Library Service Music Section provides free braille music, large print scores, and digital music files to blind and visually impaired musicians. The specialized service includes classical and popular music, method books, and music theory materials.
Source: NLS BARD
The National Library Service's Music Notes blog provides music and culture content recommendations for BARD users. The platform helps blind and print-disabled readers discover audio books about music, musicians, and entertainment.
Source: NLS BARD
The National Library Service has published its latest quarterly newsletter, providing updates on services and developments for the blind and print disabled community.
Source: NLS BARD
ACB Radio has launched an online calendar showing upcoming programming schedules and events. The calendar helps blind and low vision listeners stay informed about show times and special broadcasts.
Source: ACB Radio
The American Council of the Blind has relaunched ACB Voices, a community blog platform where blind and low vision people share stories, insights, and perspectives on daily life and advocacy.
Source: ACB Radio
ACB Radio provides 10 live audio streams with programming designed for the blind and low vision community. The free service offers continuous content from news to entertainment through the ACB Media website.
Source: ACB Radio
ACB Radio offers podcasts created specifically for the blind and low vision community. The platform provides accessible news, interviews, and educational content through an audio-first format.
Source: ACB Radio
Punxsutawney Phil will emerge Monday morning to predict whether winter will last six more weeks or if spring arrives early. The annual Groundhog Day ceremony will be available through live streams and radio coverage.
Source: Blinded Veterans Association
Seedlings Braille Books for Children has published a privacy policy to inform families about their data handling practices. The transparency helps build trust with parents who rely on the nonprofit for accessible reading materials.
Source: Seedlings Braille Books for Children
Seedlings Braille Books for Children has announced upcoming events on their website. Specific event details were not provided in the initial announcement.
Source: Seedlings Braille Books for Children
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