8 Tips for Hurricane Preparedness if You’re Blind
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Hurricane Preparedness for People With Visual Disabilities The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June until the end of November. While... View Article
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This December, we had the wonderful opportunity to help Santa Claus. We delivered his letters in braille and large print... View Article
Happy World Sight Day
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On the second Thursday of October, people all around the world celebrate World Sight Day. This global event draws attention... View Article
High School Graduation; A Time to Celebrate and a Time To Look Toward the Future What does high school graduation... View Article
The number of people with a visual disability is increasing around the globe. Unfortunately, this may affect organizations’ ability to... View Article
Honoring Teachers of the Visually Impaired
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Here’s to the best of us: teachers. At Braille Works, we want to honor teachers of the visually impaired. Take... View Article
Why the DOJ Released Guidance on Web Accessibility
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In March 2022, the Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed the intention of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by issuing... View Article
Would Your Material Pass an Accessibility Test?
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Did you know tests aren’t just for people? Your documents and digital information need to be able to pass a... View Article
Social Media for the Visually Impaired
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It seems like the whole world is on social media, but what about people with visual disabilities? Do people with... View Article
The sandwich generation is defined as adults, typically in the age range of 30-years to 50-years, who are caring for... View Article
