"Usually it's not more of a challenge to do something without sight, it's just a different way of doing it." Riley Seif, InSights Art Contestant.
Thanks @WHAS11Sara and @WHAS11 for helping tell Riley's story.
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Did you know that only 10% of the blind students know Braille? In this Future Reflections article, Allison Hilliker dispels some of the myths surrounding #Braille. #literacy#reading
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The October Presidential Release is now available! This month @Riccobono discusses our event with the @Orioles, the #Braille Readers are Leaders contest, and much more. https://t.co/Wus647x4MH
Are you curious about the white cane, and how blind people use it to travel independently? Check out this video, and see for yourself. https://t.co/uog1qONV2F #WhiteCaneGiving#WhiteCaneAwarenessDay
When did you realized what a powerful tool for independence your white cane is? Reply to this tweet, or leave us a message at 410-659-9314 ext. 2444 and tell us your story.
Listening to #NFB18 roll call and it is ridiculous how many blind parents have had their children taken away from them due to misconceptions about blindess. This is why we do what we do.
In the coming months we plan to expand our information sharing by launching a podcast for blind parents and developing stronger training for social workers and others to understand the techniques that we use to raise families effectively. #NFB18
Stigmas around Braille have played a part in the all-time low literacy rate among blind people. But we know that Braille literacy brings opportunity and knowledge, and that's why we believe #BrailleIsBeautiful
Hearing stories can be informative, but being able to read for yourself - understand spelling, context, punctuation, and interpreting meaning - opens up a whole world of understanding. https://t.co/zrBD5AABiZ #BrailleIsBeautiful#BrailleLiteracy#WorldBrailleDay