Preparing Your Child Who is Blind or Low Vision for Kindergarten

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Kindergarten is just around the corner. What an exciting milestone! As your child’s independence grows, a little extra preparation can make that first day a lot smoother. With your guidance and a strong educational team, your child can step into kindergarten with confidence and the skills they need to thrive.  Working with Your Child’s Educational […]

Self-Awareness Skills for Career Success: A Guide for Teens

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Self-awareness is the foundation upon which your career is built. It’s the ability to understand and make decisions based on your preferences, strengths, weaknesses, values, needs, and feelings. When considering your future career as a blind or low-vision individual, the more self-aware you are, the better you can make informed decisions, navigate challenges, and find […]

Employer Resources: Supporting Blind or Low Vision Employees

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As an employer, fostering a disability-friendly workplace benefits both your employees and your organization. When hiring or supporting an employee who is blind or has low vision, it’s essential to be aware of the wide range of resources available to assist you. From national programs offering job accommodation guidance to state-specific vocational rehabilitation services, these […]

Answering Questions During an Interview as a Blind Candidate    

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When preparing for an interview as a person who is blind or has low vision, the saying “practice makes perfect” holds true. The more you practice, the better you’ll refine your responses for your next job interview. It’s helpful to prepare answers to common interview questions and consider how you’ll address accessibility and any accommodations […]