This is one of my favorite pieces to write. I get to reflect on the past year and savor the many moments of joy, inspiration and collaboration at Society for the Blind. Hundreds of new clients walked through our doors and rediscovered hope this...
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Blindness Awareness Month, observed each October, is a time to shine a light on the accomplishments and capabilities of people who are blind or have low vision. Rather than focusing on perceived limitations, this month celebrates the resilience...
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Last month, board members for the California Agencies for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CAABVI) came together for the annual board retreat at the newly renovated Blind Children’s Center in Los Angeles. I have served on the CAABVI board for the...
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Helen Keller famously said, “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” That statement encapsulates a partnership that was established a year ago between Society for the Blind and the Stockton-based Community Center for the Blind and...
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Within 15 years there will be over a half million people aged 60 and up living in Sacramento County. That’s nearly three times the number in 2000. Visual impairments and vision loss are directly correlated to aging. The three leading causes of...
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Learning to read, write and explore the world are natural parts of the development of children. For those who are blind or have low vision, that learning requires adaptations and expanding upon the basic school curriculum. Exploring through...
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