Sound Prints

Bill Hollander, Louisville Metro Councilperson who chairs the Metro Budget Committee, discusses the impact of Covid-19, protests, 5-G and more on communities across the nation at the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind quarterly meeting.

KCB scholarship and tech grant available CCLVI events for people with low vision; positive changes in Kentucky cocational rehabilitation

New KCB scholarship; changes help Office of Vocational Rehabilitation serve more people; Derby Party at Roundabout

KCB Tech Grant now available; author Debby Green talks about losing vision, publishing her book and more; changes in Aira service; baked potatoes vs. sweet potatoes – news for diabetics

Meet the BlindShell Phone, an accessible cell phone with speech and buttons created especially for the blind and visually impaired

Around the Internet – articles on braille, braille Legos, 30 years of the ADA, a great dog story and more

Journey through Vision Loss – 3 stories from a vision support call; memories of fairs and festivals from a Friday Roundabout with the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind

KCB President Debbie Deatherage introduces the 2020 Kentucky Council of the Blind convention; ACB President Dan Spoone talks ACB Virtual Convention numbers and looks ahead to future events

What’s happening in ACB – President’s and Executive Director’s reports from the convention; report on the NLS Talking Book program with Karen Keninger, Director of the program

ACB Virtual Convention – opening session highlights, ACB overview from the Board meeting, and glimpses of the ACB Families virtual campfire with Talking Book narrator Jack Fox.