Kudos to Fathers!
I am shouting out loud for the dads who are involved in their child’s lives, men who are fathers not in name only, but also in actions. Dads contribute to the experience, atmosphere, and well-being of the household.
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How we do it: Learn about accessible reading resources for the blind and low-vision, first event held on June 4
How we do it: Learn about accessible reading resources for the blind and low-vision, first event held on June 2.
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The Bible Is Your Polestar
Congratulations as you embark on your new journey in life. You are setting sail for lands and experiences unknown. Knowing you have a strong foundation in the word of God that will guide you each day, be the weather foul or fair, brings them inner comfort and peace. Godspeed until we meet again. Bon Voyage!
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The 2024 Graduate Shine Award Winner
The 2024 Graduate Shine Award Winner
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Celebrate My Birthday: He woke me up this morning and started me on my way
Celebrate My Birthday: He woke me up this morning and started me on my way
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Celebrating (Other) Mothers this Mother’s Day
While no one could ever replace my biological mother, I was also raised, nurtured, and loved by women whom I adoringly call my “Other” mothers.
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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
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Outstanding Teacher Appreciated as an Other Mother
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, I can’t think of a more deserving teacher than Mrs. J, my sixth-grade teacher.
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My big happy family: Celebrating my 7 sisters and 6 brothers
I celebrate each one of my siblings and want to share a loving brief glimpse of the unique way each of them has impacted my life. With no order, and names eliminated, please enjoy my siblings through my eyes.
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ACBVA shares three ways the blind and low-vision can hear and feel the eclipse
Thank you to the American Council of the Blind of Virginia (ACBVA) for keeping the world informed about three ways the blind and low vision can hear and feel the eclipse. Innovative technological advances have made it possible for the blind and low vision to hear and feel spectacular visual events like the eclipse.
