CNIB

@cnibfoundation.bsky.social

CNIB is a non-profit organization driven to change what it is to be blind today. 👩🏾‍🦯🦮 Profile image: bold yellow background with the CNIB logo on a black brushstroke.

Your hands 👋 snap, swipe, and wave, and now they can support braille literacy! From Jan 15–Feb 15, visit any @thetenspot location and get a braille manicure. A bold, tactile way to raise awareness and help ensure everyone has the chance to read. 💛💅

[Image description: A still photo of hands with bright, colorful manicures featuring bold, eye-catching braille letters. The background is vibrant, with shades of purple, green, orange, and yellow. Text Reads: Book your braille manicure at thetenspot.com]

[Image description: A still photo of hands with bright, colorful manicures featuring bold, eye-catching braille letters. The background is vibrant, with shades of purple, green, orange, and yellow. Text Reads: Book your braille manicure at thetenspot.com]
[Image description: A still photo of hands with bright, colorful manicures featuring bold, eye-catching braille letters. The background is vibrant, with shades of purple, green, orange, and yellow. Text Reads: Book your braille manicure at thetenspot.com]

July is Disability Pride Month, and we're celebrating the incredible contributions, voices, and experiences of disabled LGBT+ people. We will be marking this month by sharing content that uplifts and educates, starting with the story behind the Disability Pride Flag and the meaning of its colours.

This image has a dark grey background with five coloured stripes.
Red: Physical Disabilities, Gold: Neurodiversity, White: Non-visible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Blue: Emotional and Psychiatric Disabilities, Green: Sensory Disabilities. The white text reads: Disability Pride Month 2025.

People's assumptions about us are often our biggest barrier to independence and participation. That we can't hold down a job, for example, or have a family. We need everyone to see the person, not the sight loss. Learn about challenging misconceptions: rnib.org.uk/SeeThePerson

"People's assumptions are the barriers, not blind people". Pink graphic.

Did you know that you can set up a reminder to add alt text on BlueSky? Just go to Settings, then Accessibility and make sure "Require alt text before posting" is toggled on - it’s a handy way to make sure you never forget, and it helps blind and partially sighted people to enjoy your posts!

Glasgow University’s RoboDog (a robot guide dog) stands on top of a raised marble-like platform, with the words “I am a Scientist” engraved on the platform.