Do you know someone who is losing their vision?
DRS' Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired Older Blind program assists people 55 and older regain their independence.
Read more about the services provided here: https://t.co/y2MX1ccXKs
We are engaging in a strategic planning process as mentioned in the last presidential release. Your voice is needed. Mission Minded is our consultant who is working with a steering committee. Please take the brief survey by September 25. Thank you! https://t.co/bJGU3DQfjC
Did you know we offer accessibility training (and have resources available to help you teach yourself)?
Check out our Digital Accessibility services and resources on our website at https://t.co/KTmvvd8Uo6!
#Accessibility#DigitalA11y
Join us for a Where the Blind Work webinar this Friday, September 9 at 8:00 p.m. eastern for a panel discussion with blind professionals on performing job duties and managing successful careers. Register now for the Zoom details: https://t.co/QIbMKABkTZ
Accessibility is in the recipe you follow, it’s the flour mixed with the ingredients, it’s the knead of the dough, it’s the taste of acceptance, it’s the utensils to eat, and the plates in which you share.
It isn’t the icing on the cake — it’s the whole experience. 🎂
Through our Help America Vote Act project, we monitor voting efforts around the nation, provide objective feedback on voting accessibility, and offer training to elections personnel. Let’s ensure that all blind voters are aware of their rights and responsibilities as citizen.
It's International Literacy Day: share information about the largest Free Braille Book Program in the United States offered by @AAF_1919 https://t.co/bZVOv4vSsK
Blind voters and voters with print disabilities have the same right to vote-by-mail privately and independently that is afforded to voters without disabilities. Failing to do so is a violation of Title II of the ADA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Chapters are local communities within our state affiliates. The way that chapters get built and stick together is by knowing each other. We invest in the blind people there. Find the closest chapter to you: https://t.co/Y8UczDoVib
Section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act allows employers to discriminate against disabled people.
We support the Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act to end 14(c) and remove artificial barriers to employment opportunities. https://t.co/ewQHgPUpPd
The ADA and other laws protect the rights of blind employees and applicants; yet blind people remain at significantly low rates of employment. This self-advocacy toolkit is a launch pad to learn about your rights, resources, and taking action. #LaborDay https://t.co/gSzkTcbwZT
DRS has relocated their Vocational Rehabilitation office from Shepherd Center at 2401 NW 23rd to their new location in suite 210 at 5005 N. Lincoln Boulevard in Oklahoma City.
The main phone number is 405-522-7945.
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Reminder: Scholarship applications are open for blind students who will be in college during the 2022-2023 academic year. Details are available online. https://t.co/1AQt9uksE4
Critical attention needed. We support the Access Technology Affordability Act (H.R. 431/S. 212). Please share why access technology is important to you.
A new NFB resource, A Blind Parent’s Essential Guide to Effective Communication from Public and Private Schools, is now available in English and Spanish. Find it at https://t.co/N0joQKDXWA.