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  1. 5h ago

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 4

    GatewayGazette-Monday-July27-2026-foraudio

  2. 1d ago

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 3

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 3 Sunday, July 26, 2026 Announcements Help Us Share the ACB 2026 Experience! Attending the ACB Conference and Convention? We'd love your help capturing the excitement! Whether you're participating in an ACB tour, attending a special event, or connecting with friends, snap a photo or record a short video. When posting on social media, use #ACB2026 and #ACB65Years, and be sure to tag @ACBNational so we can follow and share your posts. If it's easier to have us share them for you, send photos and video shorts to communications@acb.org for possible use in convention coverage, social media, and future ACB publications. Help us celebrate 65 years of ACB by sharing the moments, memories, and connections that make our convention special! Where Are the Dog Relief Areas? Relief Area 1: Outside the 4th Street exit from the elevator banks, turn left. It's about 30 steps, just past the smoking area. There are soft and hard surfaces for relieving. Relief Area 2: Outside the lobby entrance to the right of the valet driveway. Hard and soft surfaces are available for dog relief. Neighborhood Park: If you go down the driveway to the right and cross the street, there's an incline that goes to the park. If you go down the driveway and turn left, you can get to the park, but there are steps there. If your dog has an accident, please stay by the accident and call Tim Stone at (661) 714-0749. Do not leave the scene until he arrives. Want to Listen to the Daily Newspaper? The audio version of the daily newspaper runs on ACB Media 10 every hour on the hour. The audio version of the daily newspaper is also available as a podcast on the ACB Conference and Convention podcast feed. You may access the newspaper podcast by going to the ACB Conference and Convention webpage. Thank You from the Auction Committee The Auction Committee would like to say, "Thank You!" We appreciate all of the wonderful donations from affiliates, vendors, members, and friends of ACB. There were 225 items, featuring homemade goodies, jewelry, technology, and crafts. Every donation helps ACB continue its work of bringing people together, advocating, and creating opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision. Your support strengthens our community and helps make a lasting impact on our everyday lives. Once again, thank you for supporting ACB's 20th Anniversary Auction with your generous contributions. Room Changes Anything that was listed in the program as being in Sterling 3 has moved to Regency A. Anything listed as being in Mills 3 has moved to Regency B. Updates Today 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Vispero Training ACB Lions: The ACB Lions will now gather at the Brew House Bar on the first floor at 5:30 (not 4:30) on Sunday afternoon. We'll have some volunteers to help us meet up at the elevator bay and find seats in the bar. Everyone is responsible for our own checks. Let us know you're stopping by. Call us at (502) 303-7042. Monday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Vispero Training Tuesday 1 p.m.: The Meta session will be in the ballroom from 1 to 2:15 p.m. Ray-Ban Meta: Going Further for Blind and Low Vision People: Ray-Ban Meta glasses have been breaking down barriers for the blind and low vision community since coming to market. We listened to users and improved features to make our technology more accessible. Come learn what we've built this year and get a sneak peek into the future. 3 p.m.: Connecting Through Accessible Telecommunications: Services, Solutions, and Support for the Blind Community Join representatives from leading telecommunications companies for a discussion on the products, services, and accessibility features designed to support people who are blind or have low vision. Panelists will share information about accessible mobile devices, customer support options, emergency communications, assistive technologies, and emerging innovations that promote independence and connectivity. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about available resources, ask questions, and provide feedback directly to industry leaders working to improve accessibility in telecommunications. Panelists AT&T: Shaunta M. Aviles will discuss AT&T's commitment to advancing inclusive technology that helps customers who are blind or have low vision stay connected, independent, and informed through accessible services, innovation, and continued partnership. National Association of Broadcasters: Larry Walke will discuss recent policy changes regarding access to video programming on television, including the expansion of audio description to additional television markets and more live programming, as well as technical developments like AI-powered audio description and ATSC 3.0 NextGen Television that have the potential to enhance access to video programming for persons who are blind or low vision. T-Mobile: Shellie Blakeney will discuss T-Mobile's commitment to accessibility and include a discussion about the company's programs and initiatives to support its customers, including network advancements, customer service/rate plans and strategic partnerships that help advance the company's objectives in the accessibility space. Verizon: Zach Bastian will review Verizon's customer services that notably accommodate persons who are blind or have other disabilities. He will specifically highlight new and exciting customer services that are soon to debut. Wednesday In conjunction with a league-wide policy established by Major League Baseball, the St. Louis Cardinals reserve the right to inspect all items entering Busch Stadium. Guests may bring in items such as: bags, purses and soft-sided coolers not exceeding 10" x 8" x 10"; food, non-alcoholic beverages in factory-sealed plastic bottles no larger than 2 liters; empty cups, mugs, tumblers or plastic bottles. Prohibited items include but are not limited to the following items: • Alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic beer • Aluminum containers • Glass bottles/items • Metal cans • Thermoses • Bags larger than 10" x 8" x 10" Guests are encouraged to limit bags for stadium entry. Exceptions will be made for medical bags and diaper bags with a child. All bags will be inspected upon entry. Additions On Wednesday, July 29, Friends of Bill W will meet in Sterling 5. Cancellations Monday, July 27 3 p.m.: Audio Description and Gaming Accessibility featuring Microsoft and Xbox has been canceled. 6 p.m.: The BITS session has been canceled. Tuesday, July 28 6 p.m.: Opening the Door to Accessible Appliances has been canceled. It will be held at a later date after the convention. Sponsors Diamond Why Am I Up? WhyAmIUp.com is a patient education platform dedicated to raising awareness of Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24), a serious circadian rhythm disorder that can affect people living with blindness or low vision. Through trusted educational resources, an online screening tool, and practical information, WhyAmIUp.com helps individuals recognize the signs and symptoms of Non-24, better understand their sleep challenges, and take the next step toward seeking appropriate evaluation and treatment. Microsoft Microsoft's goal is to make accessibility easier for everyone by embedding it throughout our design process. We design with and for people with disabilities to drive responsible innovation, strengthen products, expand reach, and improve access for all. Accessibility is built into how we work, guided by accountability, transparency, and feedback. To create lasting impact at scale, we invest in adoption, training, and collaboration to build skills, influence policy, and ensure accessible, trusted AI benefits everyone. Waymo Waymo is a fully autonomous driving technology company with a mission to save lives, improve independence, and create new mobility options. Accessibility has been fundamental to Waymo's mission since day one, knowing current transportation options weren't designed with everyone's needs in mind. With input and guidance from the American Council of the Blind through the Waymo Accessibility Network, Waymo is dedicated to building a future of safer, more accessible transportation. Learn more at Waymo.com. Emerald Bounce into BITS Bounce into BITS at the exhibit hall! Stop by our booth, say hello, and grab your free BITSLinky — the BITS-branded slinky that brings smiles, motion, and fun for absolutely everyone everywhere. There is still time to join our Microsoft and Google courses throughout the week. Discover software, services, and opportunities for you, your affiliate, and ACB. Then try the Audio Description Project Assistant in BITS Connect, ACB Link, or at http://adp.csedesigns.com — the next leap in interactive technology! Vispero Vispero is the global leader in accessibility for people who are blind or have low vision. We equip individuals with trusted assistive technology, including JAWS®, while bringing deep accessibility expertise to help organizations deliver inclusive experiences at scale. Visit our booth in the exhibit hall to connect with our team and learn more about our solutions and hardware or explore additional information at www.vispero.com. Don't Miss Today's Seeing Eye Session! Don't miss today's session with The Seeing Eye's Director of Instruction & Training Jim Kessler. Whether you're curious about guide dogs or ready to take the next step, this interactive session covers how Seeing Eye dogs and adaptive technology can complement each other, and how to assess if a guide dog partnership is right for you. Ruby CVS Health CVS Health is a proud sponsor of the American Council of the Blind Convention. Our aim is that CVS Health (R) customers, members and colleagues with disabilities can access the health and wellness services we provide. We are committed to: • Educating colleagues and partners on accessibility standards and best practices. • Enabling the creation of acce

  3. 2d ago

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 2

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 2 Saturday, July 25, 2026 Announcements Help Us Share the ACB 2026 Experience! Attending the ACB Conference and Convention? We'd love your help capturing the excitement! Whether you're participating in an ACB tour, attending a special event, or connecting with friends, snap a photo or record a short video. When posting on social media, use #ACB2026 and #ACB65Years, and be sure to tag @ACBNational so we can follow and share your posts. If it's easier to have us share them for you, send photos and video shorts to communications@acb.org for possible use in convention coverage, social media, and future ACB publications. Help us celebrate 65 years of ACB by sharing the moments, memories, and connections that make our convention special! Where Are the Dog Relief Areas? Relief Area 1: Outside the 4th Street exit from the elevator banks, turn left. It's about 30 steps, just past the smoking area. There are soft and hard surfaces for relieving. Relief Area 2: Outside the lobby entrance to the right of the valet driveway. Hard and soft surfaces are available for dog relief. Neighborhood Park: If you go down the driveway to the right and cross the street, there's an incline that goes to the park. If you go down the driveway and turn left, you can get to the park, but there are steps there. If your dog has an accident, please stay by the accident and call Tim Stone at (661) 714-0749. Do not leave the scene until he arrives. Want to Listen to the Daily Newspaper? The audio version of the daily newspaper runs on ACB Media 10 every hour on the hour. The audio version of the daily newspaper is also available as a podcast on the ACB Conference and Convention podcast feed. You may access the newspaper podcast by going to the ACB Conference and Convention webpage. Changes Room Changes Anything that was listed in the program as being in Sterling 3 has moved to Regency A. Anything listed as being in Mills 3 has moved to Regency B. Updates Today BRL and AABT Program: On Saturday, July 25th, BRL and AABT are hosting their program and breakfast in Regency A. Due to meeting room logistics, the program will begin at 7 a.m., with breakfast to follow. 7:00 a.m. - 7:45 a.m., Regency A: Rejuvenate Your Knowledge of the History of Braille. Learn about the history of braille at the Missouri School for the Blind and discuss about the use of braille in today's world including technology and a program for deafblind, Protactile. Hands-on items will be available. Breakfast will follow the session at 8 a.m. Catholic Mass: For anyone attending the Catholic Mass at the at the Old Cathedral (King of France), Mass begins at 5:30 p.m. Please meet Joanne from the church in the lobby near the main entrance at 5:00 p.m. Mass begins at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, July 26 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Vispero Training ACB Lions: The ACB Lions will now gather at the Brew House Bar on the first floor at 5:30 (not 4:30) on Sunday afternoon. We’ll have some volunteers to help us meet up at the elevator bay and find seats in the bar. Everyone is responsible for our own checks. Let us know you’re stopping by. Call us at (502) 303 7042. Monday, July 27 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Vispero Training Additions Today and Wednesday, July 29, Friends of Bill W will meet in Sterling 5. Cancellations Monday, July 27 3 p.m.: Audio Description and Gaming Accessibility featuring Microsoft and Xbox has been canceled. 6 p.m.: The BITS session has been canceled. Tuesday, July 28 6 p.m.: Opening the Door to Accessible Appliances has been canceled. It will be held at a later date after the convention. Sponsors Diamond Microsoft Microsoft's goal is to make accessibility easier for everyone by embedding it throughout our design process. We design with and for people with disabilities to drive responsible innovation, strengthen products, expand reach, and improve access for all. Accessibility is built into how we work, guided by accountability, transparency, and feedback. To create lasting impact at scale, we invest in adoption, training, and collaboration to build skills, influence policy, and ensure accessible, trusted AI benefits everyone. Waymo Waymo is a fully autonomous driving technology company with a mission to save lives, improve independence, and create new mobility options. Accessibility has been fundamental to Waymo’s mission since day one, knowing current transportation options weren’t designed with everyone’s needs in mind. With input and guidance from the American Council of the Blind through the Waymo Accessibility Network, Waymo is dedicated to building a future of safer, more accessible transportation. Learn more at Waymo.com. Why Am I Up? WhyAmIUp.com is a patient education platform dedicated to raising awareness of Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24), a serious circadian rhythm disorder that can affect people living with blindness or low vision. Through trusted educational resources, an online screening tool, and practical information, WhyAmIUp.com helps individuals recognize the signs and symptoms of Non-24, better understand their sleep challenges, and take the next step toward seeking appropriate evaluation and treatment. Emerald BITS Blind Information Technology Solutions, BITS, empowers blind and low-vision individuals through accessible technology training, resources, and support. BITS offers practical instruction in screen readers, computers, mobile devices, workplace tools, and digital accessibility, helping participants build confidence, independence, and employment-ready skills. Visit BITS at bits-acb.org to learn about upcoming classes, technology services, and opportunities to connect with a supportive community dedicated to access, inclusion, and success for all. Meta Join Meta at the 2026 ACB Convention! Stop by our exhibit booth for hands-on demos and attend our seminar, "Ray-Ban Meta: Going Further for Blind and Low Vision People," on Tuesday, July 28 at 5 p.m. Discover how AI glasses are built for everyone, creating new ways to help navigate, connect, and explore more independently. Pearl Beyond Vision Beyond Vision believes blindness is no barrier to a meaningful career. We are a nonprofit social enterprise employing people who are blind or visually impaired in machining, assembly, customer care, and administration — building individual career runways in skilled, professional roles. Explore opportunities at beyondvision.com. Newspaper Sponsors Many thanks to the American Printing House for the Blind for its generous donation of braille paper to produce the convention newspaper. And big thanks to HumanWare for its generous donation of the use of three Juliet 120 braille embossers to produce the newspaper. Visit their booths in the exhibit hall when it opens and express your appreciation. Individual Sponsors Titanium Christopher Bell Conrad Bennett Deb Cook Lewis Frank Cuta Bryan Dufelmeier Ann Foxworth Alice Massa Charles Nabarrete Edwin Rumsey Advertisements Don't Miss the Buzz at the ACB Mini Mall! Be among the first to experience Vision Beyond Sight -- our brand-new merchandise collection! With a sleek, modern design inspired by sound, motion, and touch, this collection reflects the diverse ways we experience the world. Featuring distinctive products and vibrant colors, it offers something truly memorable. Stop by the Mini Mall booth to experience a collection that thoughtfully redefines how we think about vision. Come Visit GDUI in The Bark-a-Lounge! GDUI welcomes you to our Bark-a-Lounge, located in Mills 7. Generously sponsored by Nestle Purina, the lounge will be available between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day, beginning on Saturday, July 25, through Tuesday, July 28. The Lounge is a safe and happy space for taking a convention break, catching up with friends, meeting our five plush dogs in harness and purchasing drawing tickets, and exploring doggie treats, toys, and supplies chosen by GDUI and offered for purchase. Low Vision Alliance (formerly Council of Citizens with Low Vision International) Connect with LVA for advocacy, education, peer support, resources, and more. Visit our Marketplace table Monday and Tuesday. Convention Special: Join or renew during convention for a chance to win a new LVA T-shirt! Monday Programming 1 p.m.: How Do You Do That? Hobbies with Low Vision 7 p.m.: LVA Big Bash (Outburst followed by our annual dance) Learn more at LowVisionAlliance.org Join Independent Visually Impaired Entrepreneurs IVIE is sponsoring 2 sessions with RSVA on Saturday and Sunday. Wednesday, July 29, 12:15-2:30 PM, Mills 7 IVIE Business Expo - Visit with IVIE Members sharing products and services: EZ2See large print calendars, ILA products like recorders, braille/print greeting cards and playing cards, gifts (such as mugs), gift bags, and more. There is no cost to check out the expo, but if you'd like to have a booth, call (818) 209-8684. RSVA Events Saturday, July 25 1 p.m.: Path to Success; Sterling 3 Speaker, Jack Pinnock, Dreamie Cookies, Inc. 3 p.m.: All about the Missouri Business Enterprise Program; Hybrid; Sterling 3 Sunday, July 26 1 p.m.: Nuts and Bolts of Starting a Business; Mills 1 7:30 p.m.: Laugh with RSVA - comedian; Parkview; $20 9 p.m. - 12 am: Share your talent at RSVA Karaoke; Parkview; $20 If members wish to get together, call (818) 209-8684. Mama Otter's Tidbits Charlotte Lang of Mama Otter's Tidbits offers a wide variety of meat sticks, jerky, game and flavored summer sausages, and shelf stable flavored cheese spreads and bars. Also available are chocolate candy animal poops and all-natural meat stick dog treats. Prices do not include shipping but are very reasonable, ranging from $3 to $12. Please contact mamaotter1@gmail.com for a complete product listing. UZURV UZURV is a rideshare, providing door-to-door paratransit in more than 30 cities around the country. We're at

  4. 2d ago

    The Gateway Gazette Volume 2, No. 1

    The Gaay Gazette Volume 2, No. 1 Friday, July 24, 2026 Welcome to St. Louis! We're glad you're here. It will be a busy week of meetings, general sessions, breakouts, and more. Hopefully, your flight into St. Louis was uneventful. The Marcia Nigro Dresser Communication Center is in Sterling 8 on the second floor of the hotel, next door to Registration. It is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday, July 24 through Wednesday, July 29. This is where you can place ads in the paper, make braille or print copies, or volunteer to help produce the newspaper. If you can't make it down to the Communication Center, you may email your ad or announcement to slovering@acb.org. The cost of advertising in the newspaper is: • Individuals, ACB affiliates and blind representatives of MLM companies - $25/day or $60 for 3 days • Exhibitors - $40/day or $110 for 3 days • All others - $50/day or $140 for 3 days. You pay for advertising at Registration; show your receipt at the Communication Center when submitting your ad. Ads and other items for publication must be in the Communication Center by 2 p.m. each day. The BOP allows ads to run for up to three days to give important convention announcements more space. Ads must be no longer than 75 words. BOP editorial policy prohibits the production or distribution of campaign materials by the Communication Center. Photocopying is available at the Communication Center for 10 cents/page. Brailling services are available as follows: • Individuals, ACB affiliates, and blind representatives of MLM companies: 10 cents/page • Small businesses and small nonprofits: 20 cents/page • All others: 35 cents/page If your committee or affiliate needs something in braille or large print, bring files early in the day so we can fit your job between other tasks. A test copy will be printed to let you know the number of pages per copy. Be sure to tell us how many of each format you need and by what time. Please make payment at registration. Announcements Help Us Share the ACB 2026 Experience! Attending the ACB Conference and Convention? We'd love your help capturing the excitement! Whether you're participating in an ACB tour, attending a special event, or connecting with friends, snap a photo or record a short video. When posting on social media, use #ACB2026 and #ACB65Years, and be sure to tag @ACBNational so we can follow and share your posts. If it's easier to have us share them for you, send photos and video shorts to communications@acb.org for possible use in convention coverage, social media, and future ACB publications. Help us celebrate 65 years of ACB by sharing the moments, memories, and connections that make our convention special! Thank You from the Auction Committee The Auction Committee would like to say, "Thank You!" We appreciate all of the wonderful donations from affiliates, vendors, members, and friends of ACB. There were 225 items, featuring homemade goodies, jewelry, technology, and crafts. Every donation helps ACB continue its work of bringing people together, advocating, and creating opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision. Your support strengthens our community and helps make a lasting impact on our everyday lives. Once again, thank you for supporting ACB's 20th Anniversary Auction with your generous contributions. Changes Room Changes Anything that was listed in the program as being in Sterling 3 has moved to Regency A. Anything listed as being in Mills 3 has moved to Regency B. Saturday, July 25 9:00 a.m.: Advocacy Bootcamp will be in Sterling 3. Updates Saturday, July 25 BRL and AABT Program: On Saturday, July 25th, BRL and AABT are hosting their program and breakfast. Due to meeting room logistics, the program will begin at 7 a.m., with breakfast to follow. 7:00 a.m. - 7:45 a.m.: Rejuvenate Your Knowledge of the History of Braille. Learn about the history of braille at the Missouri School for the Blind and discuss about the use of braille in today's world including technology and a program for deafblind, Protactile. Hands-on items will be available. Breakfast will follow the session at 8 a.m. Catholic Mass: For anyone attending the Catholic Mass at the at the Old Cathedral (King of France), Mass begins at 5:30 p.m. Please meet Joanne from the church in the lobby near the main entrance at 5:00 p.m. Mass begins at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, July 26 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.: Vispero Training Additions On Saturday, July 25, and Wednesday, July 29, Friends of Bill W will meet in Sterling 5. Cancellations Monday, July 27 3 p.m.: Audio Description and Gaming Accessibility featuring Microsoft and Xbox has been canceled. 6 p.m.: The BITS session has been canceled. Tuesday, July 28 6 p.m.: Opening the Door to Accessible Appliances has been canceled. It will be held at a later date after the convention. Sponsors Diamond Microsoft Microsoft's goal is to make accessibility easier for everyone by embedding it throughout our design process. We design with and for people with disabilities to drive responsible innovation, strengthen products, expand reach, and improve access for all. Accessibility is built into how we work, guided by accountability, transparency, and feedback. To create lasting impact at scale, we invest in adoption, training, and collaboration to build skills, influence policy, and ensure accessible, trusted AI benefits everyone. Waymo Waymo is a fully autonomous driving technology company with a mission to save lives, improve independence, and create new mobility options. Accessibility has been fundamental to Waymo's mission since day one, knowing current transportation options weren't designed with everyone's needs in mind. With input and guidance from the American Council of the Blind through the Waymo Accessibility Network, Waymo is dedicated to building a future of safer, more accessible transportation. Learn more at Waymo.com. Why Am I Up? WhyAmIUp.com is a patient education platform dedicated to raising awareness of Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24), a serious circadian rhythm disorder that can affect people living with blindness or low vision. Through trusted educational resources, an online screening tool, and practical information, WhyAmIUp.com helps individuals recognize the signs and symptoms of Non-24, better understand their sleep challenges, and take the next step toward seeking appropriate evaluation and treatment. Emerald BITS Blind Information Technology Solutions, BITS, empowers blind and low-vision individuals through accessible technology training, resources, and support. BITS offers practical instruction in screen readers, computers, mobile devices, workplace tools, and digital accessibility, helping participants build confidence, independence, and employment-ready skills. Visit BITS at bits-acb.org to learn about upcoming classes, technology services, and opportunities to connect with a supportive community dedicated to access, inclusion, and success for all. Meta Join Meta at the 2026 ACB Convention! Stop by our exhibit booth for hands-on demos and attend our seminar, "Ray-Ban Meta: Going Further for Blind and Low Vision People," on Tuesday, July 28 at 5 p.m. Discover how AI glasses are built for everyone, creating new ways to help navigate, connect, and explore more independently. The Seeing Eye Is a guide dog right for you? Join The Seeing Eye this Sunday at 5 p.m. to explore how a Seeing Eye dog and adaptive technology can work together to support independence and mobility. Walk away with practical next steps and the questions you need to make an informed decision. Vispero Vispero is the global leader in accessibility for people who are blind or have low vision. We equip individuals with trusted assistive technology, including JAWS, while bringing deep accessibility expertise to help organizations deliver inclusive experiences at scale. Visit our booth in the exhibit hall to connect with our team and learn more about our solutions and hardware or explore additional information at www.vispero.com. Ruby CVS Health CVS Health is a proud sponsor of the American Council of the Blind Convention. Our aim is that CVS Health (R) customers, members and colleagues with disabilities can access the health and wellness services we provide. We are committed to: • Educating colleagues and partners on accessibility standards and best practices. • Enabling the creation of accessible products and services that meet diverse needs. • Empowering individuals with disabilities and their allies to thrive. Visit www.cvshealth.com/accessibility to learn more. Google Accessibility Site Find resources, documentation, and details about the accessibility features built into our products. Learn how we design for everyone, watch the "What's New in Google Accessibility" video series, and subscribe to our newsletters. Visit: accessibility.google Topaz American Printing House for the Blind Since 1858, the American Printing House for the Blind has advanced accessible learning experiences for people who are blind or low vision. We provide innovative braille solutions, from refreshable displays and tactile technology to teaching aids and literacy tools that support education, employment, and independent living for all ages. Newspaper Sponsors Many thanks to the American Printing House for the Blind for its generous donation of braille paper to produce the convention newspaper. And big thanks to HumanWare for its generous donation of the use of three Juliet 120 braille embossers to produce the newspaper. Visit their booths in the exhibit hall when it opens and express your appreciation. Advertisements Perkins School for the Blind At Perkins School for the Blind, we help children with disabilities find their place in the world. On our historic campus located just outside of Boston, we have been developing and delivering best practices in education for nearly 200 years. We serve

  5. 07/11/2025

    20250710 1900 ACB Banquet

    20250710 1900 ACB Banquet Originally Broadcasted July 10, 2025, on ACB Media 1 Find out more at https://acb-convention.pinecast.co

  6. 07/11/2025

    20250710 0830 General Session

    20250710 0830 General Session Originally Broadcasted July 10, 2025, on ACB Media 1 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Corporate and individual sponsors ACB Angels Presentation - Iva Menning and Carl Jarvis Affiliate Roll Call Nominations and Candidate Speeches - ACB Elections Treasurer's Report, Michael Garrett; introduction of Thrift Store Managers Convention Report, Janet Dickelman John Kalkanli, Mayor Appointee, Commission on Disabilities Adjourn Find out more at https://acb-convention.pinecast.co

  7. 07/10/2025

    20250709 0830 General Session

    20250709 0830 General Session Originally Broadcasted July 9, 2025, on ACB Media 1 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Corporate Sponsor Recognitions Diamond Sponsorship Presentation: Meta, Maxine Williams Affiliate Roll Call Nominations and Candidate Speeches - Elections Audio Description Awards Larry Thacker, Author Door Prizes Find out more at https://acb-convention.pinecast.co

  8. 07/09/2025

    20250709 0000 Wednesday - Lone Star Gazette

    The Lone Star Gazette Vol. 2, No. 6 Wednesday, July 9, 2025 Find out more at https://acb-convention.pinecast.co

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ACB Conference and Convention materials and archives

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  • Creator
    American Council of the Blind
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    436
  • Rating
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