Today and Forever: A Narrative Coloring Book, Out NOW!
Vision by Debra Hill
If you love books like I do, you can’t wait to tell everyone about your favorite books and authors. The American Council of the Blind of Virginia’s (ACBVA) monthly book club gives you the opportunity to do just that! Unlike other book clubs where specific genres of books are discussed, the ACBVA book club invites participants to share a diverse and eclectic list of books covering a variety of fields.
Juneteenth is also a warning for us to safeguard the rights and privileges we currently have to ensure they remain a part of our democracy. I am proud of my daughter, Kindra Hill, who also shared her thoughts about emancipation today.
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.
On March 28, The American Council of the Blind of Virginia (ACBVA) applauded Veterans at the Blind Veterans Day Symposium. ACBVA proudly supported blind and low-vision veterans by sharing information about our organization and our services.
Virginia Voice brings the world of Jazz to me at the Live audio description of the theatrical performance “SATCHMO”.
Lights Camera Action: See and hear the Grammys this Sunday Live audio description is a tool for people who are blind or have low vision that provides access to the visual aspects of theater, media, and visual art. Like me, music lovers will be glued to their TVs to watch the Grammy Awards. While I…
I have continued working with Sam since then and finally share that memory once more with each of you.
When I asked you to teach me to play, I did not realize that you would not only teach me technical skills but also enlighten my creative self through improvisation.
The National Federation of the Blind brings this holiday gift of Santa and Winter celebration letters to children that they will remember for many seasons to come.
Cooking while blind: Accessible tools for the kitchen.
