Braille Monitor - October 2019

Braille Monitor - October 2019 Vol. 62, No. 9, October 2019 Illustration: Bells Ringing throughout the Nation Accessibility and Accountability: Drive-by Lawsuits Leave Pothole-size Problems by Chris Danielsen Bringing the Synergy of the Blindness Movement into Concentrated Programs: Blindness Initiatives at the National Federation of the Blind Jernigan Institute by Anil Lewis Global Leadership, Responsibility, and Technology: Accessibility as a Core Value at Microsoft by Brad Smith Cambiandos Vidas en la Frontera de Tejas by Norma Crosby, Daniel Martinez, Hilda Hernandez, and Raul Gallegos Leave a Legacy The Driverless Revolution: Setting a New Standard for Transportation and Technology by Kyle Vogt Autonomous Vehicles: Establishing Strong Policy for America’s Transportation Future by Dave Schwietert Led by the Blind: Bringing Authenticity to Services for the Blind and Making Them Relevant to the Lives We Want to Live by Bryan Bashin Competing on Terms of Equality and Blending in: Government Service with Federation Style by Kristen Cox World’s Number One Card Game for the Win by Stephanie Cascone Meagan’s Guide to Stylish Farewells: On Coming to Terms with Vision Loss by Meagan Houle The Right of Blind People to Serve on Juries Comes to the Court Exhibitors’ Showcase Review by Jessica McLeod and Mark Jones Recipes Monitor Miniatures