Events

Join us as Dr. Natalie Martiniello, CVRT, and Polly Abbott, CVRT, share creative ways to present braille as a tool to help get things done rather than a stigma or just something to learn.

Professionals will learn ways to promote a healthy lifestyle and support self-care goals of their consumers as well as ways to nurture their own mind, body, and spirit.

Join our panel discussion with several O&M professionals to learn about: • the importance of certification for O&M professionals, • the 2 certification options for O&M professionals, and • how to talk with clients who are reluctant to use a white cane.

In this webinar, we’ll take a broad overview of some of the more accessible phones available, from flip phones to more specialized phones, how to choose one, and where to find more resources for each phone.

The Unified Model of Adjustment can be used to assist blindness professionals in identifying where in the process clients may be, as well as how to recognize movement through this process.

This webinar introduces three OIB-TAC resources that are currently in development and strategies for using them when recruiting on college campuses

This webinar covers the Meaningful Access program at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), which distributes iBill currency readers and provides free mobile applications.

Join us to learn about the field of vision rehabilitation and the education and training required for qualified professionals.

Accessible Pharmacy Services for the Blind is a comprehensive, home delivery pharmacy service specializing in the needs of people who are blind, DeafBlind, and have low vision.

During this webinar, Sara Tribe Clark will discuss two national call centers, the Eldercare Locator and the Disability Information and Access Line (DIAL) and how they can be used for making appropriate and accurate referrals to both the aging and disability networks.

In this webinar, Melodye May will share strategies for providing respectful and culturally aware services to clients. This helps by improving relationships and service outcomes.

Join this session to learn more about how you can use Computers for the Blind as a resource to help close the technology gap for people who are blind or visually impaired.