Cultivating Independence: Career Resources for Blind Youth

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The passage from high school to adulthood presents unique challenges for blind and low-vision youth. Our collection of articles offers valuable insights to support you on this journey. These resources cover self-awareness, career exploration, work readiness, securing work experiences, and developing essential skills for employment. Whether preparing for a first job, exploring different career paths, […]

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Is Braille Relevant in the 21st Century Workplace?

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Everyone comes to vision loss with different lived experiences. Many people who become blind or low vision later in life struggle to learn braille and often are not provided with enough instruction to master it with confidence. Depending on your career, relying only on speech or screen enlargement can present barriers. For some, tactually feeling […]

Organizing Your Workspace as a Blind or Low Vision Individual

Researchers at the University of Minnesota found working in a messy environment led to more creative thinking. But don’t be too quick to be content with clutter and disorder. Improving your organization as a person who is blind or low vision may be particularly advantageous. Sure, a relaxed environment is pleasant, but too relaxed of an environment and the workspace isn’t accessible.   An improved organizational […]