Sound Prints - June 10, 2018
Sound Prints - June 10, 2018
Graduation Ceremonies at the Kentucky School for the Blind; ACB receives award; Apple accessibility; Internet radio station at the Kentucky School for the Blind
Sound Prints - June 10, 2018
Graduation Ceremonies at the Kentucky School for the Blind; ACB receives award; Apple accessibility; Internet radio station at the Kentucky School for the Blind
Sound Prints - June 3, 2018
Brief history of braille; blind magician to speak at ACB convention; Crossroads banquet address by Dan Spoone, ACB First Vice President
Sound Prints - May 27, 2018
Anthony Stephens on Marrakesh Treaty in U.S. Senate; Paula Wiese speaks at 2018 Crossroads luncheon
Sound Prints - May 20, 2018
Apple teaches blind kids to code; comment sought for change to Federal regulations for service dogs on planes; memories of Marlaina Lieberg; Marlaina's description of a visit to a glacier, from the Sound Prints archives
Sound Prints - May 13, 2018
ACB convention pre-registration tips and tricks; the life of a man who was blind in the late 1800's in Delaware; Microsoft commitment to accessibility for people with disabilities
Sound Prints - May 6, 2018
Proposed merger of services for the blind and vocational rehabilitation in Kentucky; blind actress on NCIS; Uber and Lyft used for paratransit in Kansas City
SoundPrints - April 29, 2018
new accessible Pinterest app, spotlight on the ACB International Relations Committee and the Council of Citizens with Low Vision International; calendar of upcoming events
Sound Prints - April 22, 2018
New procedure restores ability to see light; remembering Sue Ammeter, a great advocate; new resources for audio described TV and videos
Sound Prints - April 15, 2018
Blind vendor turned wedding planner and caterer; blinded vet observes his changed world without vision
Sound Prints - April 1, 2018
Meet Claire Stanley, ACB's newest employee; Dave Wilkinson new Director of Sales at APH; California Council of the Blind wins voting rights lawsuit; HR620 appears to die in U.S. Senate, protecting the ADA