This service provides general information about the Council including recent issues of our monthly publication, The Braille Forum.

The Foundation Fighting Blindness is a national eye research organization that funds laboratory and clinical research at over 40 prominent institutions in the United States and foreign countries. It serves as a source of information for eye care specialists, professionals and affected families.

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A collection of hundreds of links related to blindness, access technology and disability information.

A-Z to Deafblindness is here to try and help Deafblind people on the net And make people more aware about Deafblindness.And to let people know about some of the equipment that deafblind people use.

Subscribe to over 225 blindness-related emailing lists, and over 50 pan-disability and access-issues lists, directly from this comprehensive hypertext index. A LookSmart Editor's Choice.

The reference site for Teaching Math to Visually Impaired Students, with links to materials, research, ratings and more.

Narrative Television Network, an Emmy Award-winning TV network and source of descriptive video for network and station broadcasters. Narrative Television Network makes television, movies, home videos, live theatre and other events accessible to our nation's 13 million blind and visually impaired people and their families, with 1200 broadcast and cable affiliates reaching over 35 million homes in ...

BLINDSPOTS: Movie Reviews for Visually Impaired People In 1995 I wrote an article called Movies, Anyone for Dialogue, a magazine for and by blind and visually impaired people. My intent was to get as many blind and visually impaired people to realize that going to the movies is a realistic option for an enjoyable afternoon or evening out. The response to the article was good, so I decided to ...

The Sonic Pathfinder; an electronic travel aid for the blind. Also, family history, UK surname maps and the invention of the Spinning Jenny.

The use of Braille by the blind is universal today but it was a long bitter struggle to make it so. Dozens of different codes have been used and this site gives you their history.