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On March 17, 2008, a new governor will be sworn in in New York State and history will be made. more...
Nothing that Erik Weihenmayer has accomplished is particularly noteworthy in and of itself. What makes all of his achievements notable is that Erik is completely blind. more...
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Pact Aims to Reduce Cost of Braille Displays
By:
Andrew Leibs
In an historic signing, the National Braille Press (NBP) and China Braille Press (CBP) have agreed to pool expertise and resources to augment braille literacy worldwide. more...
Diane Croft Wins NFB Bolotin Award
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Andrew Leibs
The National Federation of the Blind honored Diane Croft with a $10,000 Bolotin Award for her 27 years of making relevant and popular books available in braille. more...
The UK Guide Dog for the Blind Association
By: Paula Hellal
American Dorothy Eustis founded a guide dog centre in the 1920s. Her work led to collaboration with two British women to set up a similar institution in the UK. more...
By: Ydalia Tolentino
Learn about the warning signs of retinal detachment, a serious eye problem that can lead to visual impairment or blindness if not treated promptly. more...
By: Ydalia Tolentino
Iritis can be a serious eye condition that may cause complications and even blindness if left untreated. Read on to learn about the causes and treatment of this condition more...
Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation
By:
Andrew Leibs
The NBP hopes its $20,000 annual award inspires new products and approaches that make learning, using, and teaching braille easier and more effective for blind readers. more...
Miniature horses are being trained to work as assistance animals for the visually impaired. They use the same skills as guide dogs to assist the blind with mobility. more...
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