Call to Action #7 – A Leap forward for Tactile Graphic Access!
Like most all of you who live with low or no vision, every so often I get pulled into trialing or promoting a new accessible technology.
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Like most all of you who live with low or no vision, every so often I get pulled into trialing or promoting a new accessible technology.
It’s coming up quick to the end-of-year and I wanted to get you all an update, and our sixth call to outdoor action!
So the pandemic isn’t technically over but life seems to be returning to normal, thank goodness. Enough about that, this note is about celebrating life’s choices.
I’ve been thinking about the year that just passed. What changed this year may not seem obvious, given that the pandemic continues to impact our lives, but I truly believe that if we look inwards there are changes underway.
This is the third call-to-action directed to sight impaired and blind people to Connect with nature and become a voice for our largely silent earth.
Hi everyone, since issuing our first call to action for youth and others living with vision loss to connect with nature through outdoor adventure, lots has transpired.
Hi everyone, since issuing our first call to action for youth and others living with vision loss to connect with nature through outdoor adventure, lots has transpired.
I’m writing to you today to bring to your attention four non-profit initiatives specific to youth living with vision loss.
It’s been three months and 12 episodes since we launched the podcast Outdoors with Lawrence Gunther. Producing the podcast is challenging as it’s not simply long-form interviews. We feature people and places of interest to Canadians seeking new, interesting and accessible outdoor adventures. Each 28-minute episode is subdivided into five segments: a short introduction , […]
Hard to believe that just over a year has passed since we finished filming “Makings of a Guide Dog”. My new guide dog is working out great, and so are the rest of the graduates now faithfully serving their blind charges throughout Canada, including Iqaluit. The past year has most certainly been unusual at best, […]