As we approach the holiday season, it certainly seems to me that this year flew by really fast! What I find makes these days go so quickly at Society for the Blind is experiencing robust classes and programs filled with determined individuals who...
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During the month of October, blindness and vision loss receive some much-needed attention. Blindness Awareness Month is an opportunity to pay tribute to the accomplishments of people who are blind or have low vision and to increase public...
Learn moreI am delighted to share our 2022 Annual Report with you. It was a very busy year as we welcomed students back to in-person classes and workshops, celebrated the 20th anniversary of our Senior IMPACT Project and opened our Braille Production and...
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I am dedicating my August blog to a review of eye health and safety tips for children. As kids get ready to return to school later this month, it’s a good time to get an eye exam. Changes in vision can impact a child’s ability to read and focus...
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“My parents always told me I could be whatever I want. I never thought about not being able to do things I love.” – Patricia Figueroa, Society for the Blind Client At a recent staff meeting, the question was asked, “What does independence mean...
Learn moreThis month we honor the life, legacy and enduring inspiration of Helen Keller. Born on June 27, 1880, Helen Keller had normal eyesight until the age of 19 months. She came down with what experts today identify as scarlet fever or meningitis. The...
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