Sound Prints – March 4, 2018
new Uber Health transportation; what does a personal trainer do; new multi-line braille display; Delta airlines and guide dogs; blindeds vet speaks out about blindness; new Microsoft wayfinding app
Building Better Tomorrows Today for Kentuckians with Vision Loss
Sound Prints podcast by KCB
new Uber Health transportation; what does a personal trainer do; new multi-line braille display; Delta airlines and guide dogs; blindeds vet speaks out about blindness; new Microsoft wayfinding app
Intro to the Orbit Reader; new training center for the blind; Baum USA closes its doors; proposed changes in the ADA pass House; membership premiums in ACB affiliates
Apply for a video magnifier from CCLVI; APH and AFB partner – Dr. Craif Meador explains how some services will change; flying passenger drones, where to find audio described video, and Eric Bridges featured in national magazine
upcoming events at the APH museum; Leader Dogs for the Blind; new policies for flying with guide dogs, assistance dogs and emotional support dogs create debate
2018 ACB convention tours; events at the Printing House; partnership between AIRA and Perkins
Delta’s new policy for flying with service animals; internship, scholarship, and leadership fellow opportunities; Facebook news feed changes; government shutdown info
How to find the dream job with Ray Campbell; long distance phone calls 65 years ago; scholarship announcements
Looking Back and Looking Ahead in ACB; ACB 2018 scholarships with Denise Colley; gene therapy, facial recognition on Facebook, and new wayfinding with APH
accessible technology in the skies; app that reads handwriting; gift idea recipe; Christmas with the Council montage with Mitzi Friedlander; Christmas with our Northern Kentucky and Owensboro chapters
New Able accounts for people on limited incomes; David Trott’s banquet speech at the 2017 KCB convention; Michael Cleveland, KSB 1999 graduate, nominated for Grammy