Marie Brinas and her guide dog Charles: Walking through the pathways of life
Marie Brinas and her guide dog Charles: Walking through the pathways of life
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Michele Moore: On a mission of women’s empowerment
Michele Moore is passionate and driven by her experiences and the impact she hopes to make in the lives of others. Michele’s journey is not much different than those who’ve struggled in life or experienced many different tragic moments and found purpose. Her life’s purpose is to empower others to live their best life and achieve their goals.
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Commune With Nature at the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
The Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens and a low vision support group MedRVA with Mary Bullock, MedRVA in Henrico, invited us there for a day of community, fun, and activities. We did a tour of the gardens, had a complimentary lunch, and did a crafting project of placing imprints of plants in clay.
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Crafting with a purpose: Theresa Breeden leads the ACBVA Fiber Arts crafting group
She is a Fiber Arts teacher transforming her love for yarn, texture, and weaving into an accessible art for those who are blind or have low vision.
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Music Notes:Â Answering the call to play the piano
In Music Notes, I will share my thoughts on how the piano teaches me not only about music but also about life.
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Voter Registration Day: Accessible Voting Resources
Today, September 17 is Voter Registration Day and the American Council of The Blind of Virginia (ACBVA) would like to keep you informed about the issues regarding accessible voting.Â
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Your home can be touched by an Angel with Angel Booth’s Vignettes Home Staging, LLC
In celebration of Black Business Month is my feature of Angel Booth, owner of Vignettes Home Staging.
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Black Fashion Entrepreneur, April Branch, Keeps You in Style! Celebrating Black Business Month
Black businesses play an important role in the health of the American economy. As we celebrate Black Business Month, I am thrilled to feature April Branch, a prominent Fashion Stylist.
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Bud Billiken Parade Celebrates Black Southside of Chicago
The inspirational character, Bud Billiken, symbolizes the Defender of Youth, social and political progress, and the historic development of the Southside of Chicago.
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Social Media Connects People With Their Passions
Happy Social Media Giving Day! Social media is a powerful tool for both organizations in need and people seeking ways to contribute financially or voluntarily. This technology has made giving faster, more efficient, and more accessible.
