BlindNewWorld

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#BlindNewWorld: empowering the #blind and #VisuallyImpaired community while demystifying #blindness and breaking down barriers to #inclusion. Powered by Perkins School for the Blind. Learn more at BlindNewWorld.org.

Obsessed with soccer right now, and especially excited when it's #accessible! Chilangas FC helps build confidence, make connections and improve skills for #VisuallyImpaired women who want to get in the game. ⚽ #BlindNewWorld Story via Positive News ⬇️

The blind football team opening up the world for women in Mexico

As World Cup fever grips Mexico, one team is helping visually impaired women find confidence, friendship and ambition in the beautiful game

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#MyBlindStory: Author Rishabh Gupta wrote "What I See Now" because a book like this didn't exist when he needed it. It's about navigating life with #VisionLoss in India, with a mix of "dark humour and radical honesty." 📕 #BlindNewWorld (Story on our site ⬇️)

What I See Now: writing the book I wish had existed – BlindNewWorld

Rishabh Gupta has been navigating retinitis pigmentosa since childhood - and wrote What I See Now because such a book didn't exist yet.

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#Accessible science leads to more #DisabilityRepresentation in science - and that's good news for the #BlindNewWorld

Perkins Library@perkinslibrary.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Perkins Library was a consultant on a first-of-its-kind, accessible #Science book about #Dopamine from #Hormones Under Your Hood. 📚 Students are already learning and interacting with all of the inclusive features. Kids of all abilities deserve accessible learning in the @blindnewworld.bsky.social!

A sign language interpreter transformed a visit to a cemetery - typically a visual and auditory experience - into a tactile adventure that gave #DeafBlind community members a meaningful way to connect to local history. #BlindNewWorld Story via @local12.bsky.social ⬇️ local12.com/news/good-mo...

Unique Cincinnati event focuses on accessibility through hands-on experiences

A unique event at Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum is helping make local history more accessible for members of the DeafBlind community.

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