Finding Her Way
Future Reflections Spring 1999, Vol. 18 No. 1
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Finding Her Way
by Karen Crowe
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Future Reflections Spring 1999, Vol. 18 No. 1
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Hear
Ye! Hear Ye!
Future Reflections, Spring '99
Future Reflections
Volume 18, Number
1
Spring, 1999
Barbara Cheadle, Editor
For more information
about blindness and children contact the
National Organization of Parents of Blind Children
1800 Johnson Street * Baltimore, Maryland 21230 *
(410) 659-9314
NFB NET BBS: http://www.nfbnet.org
Web Page address: http://www:nfb.org
ISSN 0883-3419
NFB Convention 2000
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NFB Convention 2000
The Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia will once again be the
host site for the National Federation of the Blind convention in 2000. The dates are Saturday,
July 1 through Saturday, July 8. As usual, the National Organization of Parents of
Blind Children (NOPBC) will conduct its annual meeting during the convention, as well as
Our Summer Vacation
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Our Summer Vacation
by Pauletta Feldman
From left to right, Jamie Weedman, Paulette
Feldman, Maria Jones, Carol Dahmke, and
Christopher Dahmke
Editor’s Note: Coming to an NFB convention involves many important
decisions for a family. There is the matter of money, of course, but often the most
important consideration is: Do I want to use my limited vacation time at a convention?
The Blind Children's Resource Center
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The Blind Children’s Resource Center
by Carol Castellano
Editor’s Note: The following information is from Carol Castellano,
President of the New Jersey Parents of Blind Children. The Center is operated by the NFB
of New Jersey and is an exciting example of NFB philosophy applied to the practical
problems of raising and educating a blind child. For more information call (973) 377-0976
A Definition of Blindness
Future ReflectionsSpecial
Issue: Low Vision and Blindness 2005
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A Definition of Blindness
by Kenneth Jernigan
Kenneth
Jernigan
Rehabilitation Training Programs for the Blind
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Rehabilitation Training Programs for the Blind
The following agencies have programs for blind children and youth. The first
three are operated by the National Federation of the Blind and the last two
are state funded programs. These programs are recommended by the National Organization
of Parents of Blind Children.
Dallas Site of 2006 NFB Convention