Sound Prints – May 24, 2020
New crochet pattern book from Deb Trevino; Microsoft’s commitment to accessibility; product reviews from the ACB Mini Mall
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
New crochet pattern book from Deb Trevino; Microsoft’s commitment to accessibility; product reviews from the ACB Mini Mall
New merchandise at the ACB Mini Mall; graduation traditions; virtual graduation at the Kentucky School for the Blind
Kentucky School for the Blind graduation, Founder’s Day and Alumni news; rehabilitation services in Kentucky during Covid-19; Exhibit opportunities for individuals, affiliates and small businesses at the ACB Virtual Convention; Kentucky Derby Festival history – the Great Steamboat Race and the Great Balloon Fest
ACB and accessible absentee voting; ObjectiveEd helps blind students learn braille at home; ACB and Be My Eyes; Coronavirus information; diabetics and the virus
Stay connected with ACB Community Calls and ACB Radio; ACB virtual convention – sneak preview; Easter fun at Roundabout by Phone
Meet ACB’s new Director of Development; how to run a meeting
ACB virtual convention; working from home, job accessibility and job accommodations
New programs, schedule changes, and on-line opportunities created due to the coronavirus outbreak; interview with ACB President, Dan Spoone – how ACB is helping you stay connected
quick and easy recipe, details about the 2020 U.S. census, meet Jason Castonguay
Using Legos for rock climbing, The reader’s theater and the Helen Keller collection at the American Printing House museum, funding for older Americans’ programs