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Left: Blind youths walk down the stairs using their long white canes. Right: A group of blind youths walk with Mark Riccobono down a city street. Celebrate White Cane Awareness Day on October 15th!

Upcoming Events

Fall State Conventions

Upcoming Free Accessibility Training Boutiques

Simple Phones - Friday, October 20, 10:00 a.m -12:00 p.m.

Learn about simple and accessible phones for blind users who just need to make and receive calls and text messages.

Braille Literacy in the 21st Century - October 19 through October 20

Come celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Maryland Literacy Rights in Education Act and hear about the progress of braille instruction in Maryland as well as nationally!

What's New

National Federation of the Blind Celebrates White Cane Awareness Day

White canes help blind people live the lives we want. The white cane does more than tell the sighted that we're blind; it is a tool for freedom and self-determination because it allows blind people to come and go on our own. Since we can travel safely and independently, we can contribute in the workplace, in our communities, and in society. Celebrate White Cane Awareness Day on October 15th by giving the gift of independence.

Listen to the New Episode of The Nation's Blind

Hear President Riccobono discuss White Cane Awareness Day and Meet the Blind Month.

Do You Dream in Color?

The critically acclaimed film Do You Dream in Color?, winner of the top 2017 Dr. Jacob Bolotin Award from the National Federation of the Blind, is about four inspiring blind students and their journeys. Parents, teachers, and educators should see these stories. Learn about planned screenings and how you can host a screening during Meet the Blind Month in October by visiting doyoudreamincolor.com/screenings.

 

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