Voice of the Nation's Blind Blog
Lyriq Assistive Reader: Revolutionizing Reading for Blind People
In a world overflowing with technology, few innovations genuinely stand out for their potential to change the way blind and low-vision users live independently. The Lyriq Assistive Reader is one such device, which will transform the way individuals with visual impairments access and enjoy physical text.
December Perspective from the President: Internships, Washington Seminar, and More
Read for our December 2023 update from President Mark Riccobono about activities and important Federation announcements.
Making the Holidays Multi-Sensory
From snowflakes on the tip of your nose to delicious hot chocolate on your tongue, there is more to the holidays than sparkling lights and window displays. Whether or not you admit it aloud, ripping wrapping paper and preparing elaborate holiday feasts with family are incredibly satisfying. And none of these require vision.
Online Voting for the Blind: Security Should Not Supersede Access
The ability to vote using a secret ballot that can be marked privately and independently has long been a fundamental cornerstone of America’s democratic system. For centuries, blind voters were forced to rely on the help of election judges, trusted friends or relatives, or other human readers to mark their ballots. This deprived them of the right to a truly secret ballot.
November Perspective From The President: Milestones, Authenticity, Giving thanks, And More
By Mark A. Riccobono
Greetings, fellow Federationists,
Mi Viaje de Luz y Sabiduría
Treinta Años en la National Federation of the Blind de Puerto Rico y 23 Años Educando con Pasión
Por Prof. Tomás Cintrón Rivera (in English)