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My own college search as a prospective student who is blind is now in the rearview mirror, but as a parent who is blind, I remain very familiar with today’s college admissions process. My son is now a college student, and supporting him through his college search journey has brought back many memories while also […]

For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to try pottery—specifically throwing on a wheel. There was something about it that called to me in a way other arts and crafts never quite did. So many creative outlets are rooted in sight: color choices, visual precision, stepping back to “see” the work. As someone […]

Every year around this time, we find ourselves having conversations about New Year’s resolutions. They often focus on physical health (exercise more, eat less), finances (spend less, save more), or mental health (sleep better, reduce stress). Some of us feel ambitious and aim for all three, and if we are lucky, we make it to […]

NEHEP Graph Encouraging Having a Dilated Eye Exam January is glaucoma awareness month. This month, APH VisionAware is partnering with the National Eye Health Education Program (NEHEP) to provide important resources and updated information about glaucoma and other eye conditions.  According to NEHEP, glaucoma is a leading cause of vision loss and blindness in the United States […]