The Commitment to Self, “I DO!” Women’s Conference
I had a fabulous time at the Commitment to Self, “I DO!” Women’s Conference on Saturday, January 11th. Sharing my testimony in words, vision, and music with over 50 women was truly a blessing!
Commitment to Self, “I DO” Women’s Conference featuring Keynote Speaker, Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Commitment to Self, “I DO” Women’s Conference featuring Keynote Speaker, Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Commitment to Self, “I DO” Women’s Conference featuring Keynote Speaker, Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Commitment to Self, “I DO” Women’s Conference featuring Keynote Speaker, Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Shards of Light: Voices of the Blind & Vision Impaired features Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Shards of Light: Voices of the Blind & Vision Impaired features Debra Hill, a blind artist, motivational speaker, and writer
Crawley shines a spotlight on Virginia’s visually impaired artists on ‘Shards of Light’
Learn more about Lamont’s professional background as a nonprofit administrator, his involvement with Virginia Voice, and the purpose and goals of his new show ‘Shards of Light: Voices of the Blind & Vision Impaired’.
Press Release: The American Council of the Blind of Virginia (ACBVA) to Host Free Summer Information Sessions at Richmond Public Libraries
Press Release: The American Council of the Blind of Virginia (ACBVA) to Host Free Summer Information Sessions at Richmond Public Libraries
Happy Anniversary Virginia Voice: Celebrating 45 years of service to the visually impaired community
Happy Anniversary Virginia Voice: Celebrating 45 years of service to the Visually Impaired Community.
Let’s Play Ball!
Let’s Play Ball! Virginia Voice, Friendship Circle of Virginia and American Council of the Blind.
Carol King Musical at the Virginia Repertory Theatre
Carol King Musical at the Virginia Repertory Theatre.
WTVR-Channel 6
WTVR-Channel 6? Virginia Voice volunteers read publications to support people with low vision.