Author Archives: Shannon Carollo

Resume Writing Tips for People who are Blind or Low Vision

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Creating a well-crafted resume is essential for standing out in the job market. For individuals who are blind or visually impaired, it’s important to ensure your resume captures the attention of potential employers and highlights your unique skills and accommodations that enable you to excel in the workplace. This guide will walk you through the […]

First Day Jitters: Entering Elementary, Middle, High, College

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It can certainly feel daunting when your child or teen who is blind or low vision is advancing to their next season of education (elementary, middle, high school, or college)! Much like the popular children’s book series First Day Jitters, you and your maturing child may have jitters—and more than a few! You may both […]

Camping with Your Child Who Is Blind or Low Vision

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Summer is the perfect time to take a break from daily routines and explore the outdoors. If you’re craving time in nature or looking for a fun, hands-on vacation that allows your child to build independence, camping might be just the adventure your family needs.  I will never forget our first camping experience as a family. We […]

9 Ways to Unwind This Summer As a Family with a Child Who Is Blind or Low Vision

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Here come the “summer learning assignments.” Let’s prepare those kiddos for the school year and intensify training now that there’s time; let’s structure this summer just right. Just kidding! Instead, let’s intentionally let loose and enjoy our children. Nine suggestions for unwinding this summer Take a Break Determine an appropriate length of time to break […]

Meet Richard Archuleta

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Medically-Retired Veteran Working at the E.P.A. by Shannon Carollo Editor’s Note: An injury causing blindness might have ended Richard Archuleta’s military career, but it did not stop his perseverance to find a new successful path working for the EPA. In support of National Hire a Veteran Day, July 25th, APH ConnectCenter contacted Richard Archuleta to […]

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