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Starting a new job brings excitement and anxiety to everyone. Often, people may move across the county, the state, or even the country for a new job. Recalling my first professional job, I moved several hundred miles away from friends and family. I trekked into the unknown, unsure if I would last a month, let […]

When you’re in high school, it can be hard to imagine what life will look like after graduation. For students with disabilities, especially those who are blind or have low vision, this uncertainty can feel even greater. That’s where Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) come in. These programs are designed to provide early, hands-on experiences that […]

Editor’s note: Santa gives permission to children who are blind or low vision to touch their “Elf on the Shelf.” We hope you utilize this updated post from parent Holly Bonner of of Blind Motherhood to make the holidays meaningful and accessible for your child! About Elf on the Shelf “Elf on the Shelf” is a popular […]

The holiday season is one of those unique times of the year when colleagues gather in a more relaxed setting outside of day-to-day work routines. While the atmosphere is festive, it’s still important to keep professional etiquette in mind.  Read on to gather holiday etiquette tips that apply to everyone, along with specific suggestions for […]