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Fact Sheet: Aging

… urban and more than 65% of rural respondents said that not driving often prevented them from doing things they wanted …

M Is for Mobile, and the Result Is Empowering

Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld January 2006

Letter to Governors

AFB Urges Congress to Consider Needs of People with Disabilities in Coronavirus Policies

In This Issue

AccessWorld April 2015

Year-End Appeal

… world, the American Foundation for the Blind has been a driving force for the full and equal inclusion for those who … in the power of change. For over a century we have been a driving force, turning the dream of full and equal inclusion …

Reading Made Easy: A Review of the Digital Talking Book Machine from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld August 2010

Walking in Two Worlds: Dr. Denise Robinson's Quest to Change the Technology Landscape for Today's Visually Impaired Students

… there had to be a better way!" While working full-time and driving an average of 3,000 miles per month, Robinson took … She's spending lots more time teaching and lots less time driving, and school districts can rest assured that their …
Larry Lewis
AccessWorld July 2013

Calendar

… June 2-4, 2006 BiOptic Driving Network Conference: Low Vision Driving Myths and Reality London, England Contact: Head Office, BiOptic Driving Network, P.O. BOX 3136, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 …
AccessWorld May 2006

Module 4: Collaborating with Others

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