On the last day of the trip we took a tour of the US Capitol especially adapted for those who are visually impaired. The guide did a wonderful job of adapting the tour to those of us who were visually impaired. He engaged us with interesting facts and included many descriptions that enabled us to “visualize” what we could not see. There
Pursuing a degree in the sciences can be a challenge with a visual impairment. Classes require a great deal of attention to detail and are often reading-intensive.
VIBES members and their families braved the cold for an afternoon of tandem biking on January 18. In addition, members also have been enjoying indoor rock climbing at Riversports on Sutherland on Saturday mornings. The last session of the season will be Saturday, March 7 at 9:00 am. All VIBES members and their families are invited to participate. Even though this is indoors,
The newly formed young professional and college age group gathered February 3 at the Buckley’s. The nine young adults, include students from UT and Maryville College as well as recent graduates. In addition to socializing, they discussed accessible signage at UT, possible blog topics, and ways they can mentor the younger members. A favorite topic is sharing apps that various members have