American Council of the Blind of Ohio is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for Ohioans who are blind or visual impaired.
Registration is now open for ACB's annual DC Leadership Conference! This year’s event will be held virtually, bringing together affiliate leaders and advocates from across the country. To learn more, and to register, visit: https://t.co/klq91cZqM0
There’s still time to register for ACB Ohio’s conference and convention. Sessions include the annual business meeting, Reds Radio Announcer Tommy thrall, a discussion about accessible games, a blind refugees experiences, and the annual auction. Register: https://t.co/jqPfARCMo6
@64ozGames I’m Shawn with the American Council of the blind of Ohio, and am wondering if you might be interested in being a panelist in a workshop on various accessible games during our virtual Convention on 11/21 over Zoom?
The American Council of the Blind of Ohio is proud to be signing this letter of support for increased public transportation and infrastructure projects in Ohio. Open Letter to Governor DeWine on Gas Tax & Transportation Funding | https://t.co/zlVkWwuo7I https://t.co/UetG8sTIJ5
We are proud to partner with @CSCC_EDU to bring the Blindsquare app to their campus. This wayfinding technology will improve access to education and employment for individuals with visual impairments. Hear from @johnkasich at the launch.
We are so proud to be the first state to bring this innovative technology to a community college campus. This is going to help @CSCC_EDU students with visual impairments get around campus with ease. Full press release here: https://t.co/uf129IaVtc
“This is another positive example of Ohio leading the nation in innovation as it pertains to individuals with disabilities gaining employment and independence,”
-@OhioOOD Director Kevin Miller at the Blindsquare app launch at @CSCC_EDU.
Happy 3rd birthday Windows 10! Here's the latest in #accessibility help for vision, hearing, mobility, neurodiversity, and learning: https://t.co/xy2icnKFgS
Claire Stanley, ACB’s Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, participated in a panel discussion put on by the Department of Transportation last week on the anniversary of the ADA. The panel discussed the successes of the law, as well as the challenges that continue to exist.
Reprogrammable #braille could shrink books to a few pages - Elastic bits with memory could eliminate the need for gigantic volumes https://t.co/PnMTv0xEpa