Bringing Back Those Smiles
January was a rough month for me personally. I started the year off feeling sluggish and weak. During this time, I didn’t feel like myself.… Read More »Bringing Back Those Smiles
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January was a rough month for me personally. I started the year off feeling sluggish and weak. During this time, I didn’t feel like myself.… Read More »Bringing Back Those Smiles
As we begin a new year, and when many people look to start fresh, I’m looking to double down on something that I’ve been practicing… Read More »The Year of Gratitude
A couple of weeks ago, I visited some friends in Brooklyn and it was amazing to see how that part of the City had changed!… Read More »The Gift of Frictionless Experiences
By John Samuel We are coming up on my favorite time of the year, Thanksgiving!!! I love everything about it… from the time with friends… Read More »Overstuffed Hearts
With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching and the pandemic still going strong, it’s been hard for “love connections” to happen. A lot of people have had… Read More »Love Connection Breakup: Is Your Dating App Accessible?
by John Samuel, Co-Founder and CEO of Ablr For the past 18 months, I’ve had frequent occasion to visit Duke University’s Eye Center. The building… Read More »How to Clear Your Vision in 2021
By Carla Smith, Accessibility Representative, Ablr Dogs are now going to be the only service animals allowed to fly on passenger planes, according to a… Read More »New Restrictions for Traveling With Service Animals
Guest Post by Lamoine Williams – AKA – Blind Ohio Gamer (Blind OG83) My name is Lamoine Williams, also known as blind Ohio Gamer (Blind… Read More »The Case for Accessibility in Gaming: Guest Post
By John Samuel, Chief Innovation Architect On July 30th, we held the “What’s the Deal with disABILITIES: The Triangle Celebrates 30 Years of the ADA.“… Read More »Why I Was Reminded That We All Need to Celebrate the ADA
By John Samuel During my first couple of weeks at LCI, I was writing my thoughts and feelings, which took the form of a blog.… Read More »30 Months Later, Reflecting on the 30%