Finding employment in Nebraska can be a stressful process for anyone. Once you move past the initial application stage, you might be invited for an interview. If you’re blind or visually impaired, you could have several valid questions about this next step–and rightly so.
The 2020-2021 school year is upon us. In these uncertain times, sighted parents of blind and visually impaired children are looking for ways to assist their children with homework or school work if they are required to be homeschooled due to COVID-19.
July 26 marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The disabled struggled with full inclusion in mainstream society for many years. The ADA’s passage helped remedy this problem.
Moe wanted to give his daughters a wonderful Disney World experience but was nervous his sight loss would interfere.
You just remembered to order a dear friend’s birthday gift for the surprise party a group of you planned for the following weekend.
How does your guide dog respond to fireworks? Do they exhibit signs of fear and anxiety?
In this blog, Bridgit addresses conversations that happen between blind and sighted people.
How do you comprehend what is happening in a show when you can’t see it? Many blind people consume visual content using audio description.
Atty was determined to keep doing what she loved – gardening – even as her vision decreased. She realized she could have the same great experience in a different way.
People around the world began practicing social distancing and taking other precautions in March to keep themselves and their families safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. As these precautions continue, it is important to maintain your mental well-being during these uncertain times.