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An accessibility statement is a public way to say: “We see you, and we’re working to make sure our website works for everyone—including people with… Read More »5 Key Elements of a Great Accessibility Statement (With Template)
Losing your sight doesn’t mean losing your potential. Whether you’ve recently started experiencing sight loss or have been blind for years, you have skills, talents,… Read More »Finding Inclusive Careers with Vision Loss
If you’re blind or have low vision, you’ve probably developed an incredible set of problem-solving skills just to get through the day. But even with… Read More »How to Cope With Accessibility Fatigue
When we think about how we move through the world—navigating buildings, learning new information, or picking out a toy for a child—our first instinct is… Read More »Exploring the World Through Tactile Tools
Interviewing for a new job should be an inclusive and supportive experience—one where every candidate has the opportunity to show up with confidence and put… Read More »Accessibility Accommodations for Job Interviews
For many people, the decision to start using a white cane is as much about identity as it is about mobility. The transition to using… Read More »Easing Anxiety About Using a White Cane
Talking about sight loss can feel complicated, but the words we use matter. They shape how people think about blindness and low vision, and that… Read More »Low Vision vs. Blindness: Understanding the Difference in Sight Loss
Deciding to get a guide dog is a big step. It’s exciting, it’s life-changing, and it’s full of possibilities. If you’re considering making this transition,… Read More »What to Expect When Getting a Guide Dog
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