Sound Prints – April 14, 2019

ACB Board member Dan Dillon talks membership recruitment and fundraising at the 2019 KCB Crossroads conference; profile of ACB Board member, Jeff Bishop, and his work with Microsoft

Sound Prints – March 31, 2019

Hulu adds audio-described content; source for low-cost, high-quality hearing aids; gene therapy research for retinitis pigmentosa

Sound Prints – March 24, 2019

Meet Nancy Christine Feela from the ACB Minneapolis office and learn about her family’s maple syrup-making operation; learn membership recruitment and retention techniques to help you grow your chapter or organization at the 2019 Kentucky Council of the Blind Crossroads Conference – all the details are here

Sound Prints – March 17, 2019

From the Sound Prints archive: Dan Spoone – growing up visually impaired,, working at Cinderella’s Castle in Disneyworld, running a pizza parlor, joining the corporate world, to ACB First Vice President

Sound Prints – March 3, 2019

KCB visits Capitol Hill about low vision, diabetes, Medicare and autonomous vehicles; tips for writing your personal and family history

Sound Prints – February 17, 2019

tours at ACB national convention; new administrators and more services at the Kentucky Department of Blind Services; projects and activities of the Kentucky Council of the Blind and its chapters, ACB Lions, ACB Families, and Library Users of America; accessibility for blind diabetics of the Freestyle Libra glucose monitoring system

Sound Prints – February 10, 2019

United States is 50th nation to officially join the Marrakesh treaty; low vision equipment, accessible devices for diabetics, and autonomous vehicles – major legislative imperatives for ACB visit to Capitol Hill; a Super Bowl party at Perkins, KSB student writes award-winning play, audio description around the world, and emoji recognizing people with disabilities

Sound Prints – February 3, 2019

Marrakesh Treaty sent to WIPO; new way to listen to the weekly ACB Advocacy update; news about Nearby Explorer, the wayfinding app from APH; how live plays and musicals are audio described

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