Motorola Moto G Play - 2024: Affordable, Accessible Smartphone for All
By Karl Belanger
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Perspective From The President: National Convention, Rubik's Cubes, and More
By Mark Riccobono
Greetings, fellow Federationists.
Structured Discovery: A Belief in Blind People
Q&A with Louisiana Center for the Blind's founder
By Joanne Wilson
Editor’s Note: Joanne Wilson is the founder of the Louisiana Center for the Blind in Ruston, Louisiana. The following is an excerpt of a question and answer session between her and President Riccobono, the rest of which can be found on our Presidential Release page.
Perspective from the President: National Convention, Special Service Providers, and More
By Mark Riccobono
Greetings fellow Federationists,
Project BOLD: Fostering Inclusion Through Immersion and Observation
Project BOLD is an initiative from our Texas affiliate, which received a 2023 Dr. Jacob Bolotin Award.
Access Tech Review: SmartVision 3
By Karl Belanger
Smartphones are ubiquitous. People use them for calling, texting, navigation, and gaming. While current smartphones are accessible, using touchscreens nonvisually presents a learning curve. Getting used to specialized gestures and acclimating to typing on completely flat surfaces can even pose as deterrents to potential users.
Perspective From the President: Scholarships, National Convention, and More
Read this update from President Riccobono about National convention and our national scholarship program.
How a Blind Doctor’s Legacy Helps Today’s Innovators
The National Federation of the Blind gives the Dr. Jacob Bolotin Awards each year (in collaboration with the Santa Barbara Foundation) to people and organizations who do great work related to the blindness community and our advocacy efforts.