Four blind and visually impaired children spent a weekend in Colorado learning the basics of horsemanship. Horsemanship involves more than just getting on a horse and riding around a trail.
Over a three-day period, campers participated in track, blind soccer and other sports with one-on-one instruction. When Christian and Mary Kane began searching for a public park or playground that
The school plans to add blind soccer to its sports program, thanks to funding by Foreseeable Future and other organizations. Jon Harding arrived at the Kansas State School for the
The Moonrise program encourages blind students to challenge themselves through island camping. After spending two years teaching English to students at a university in Saudi Arabia, Ethan Sewall returned to
Since 1999, DeafBlind Access of the South has offered retreats to provide a sense of togetherness. Before moving to Georgia, Frank Levine grew up in South Africa. Even though he
From early June through the end of July, seven blind and visually impaired individuals discovered the benefits of Pilates. There’s usually a pivotal moment of discovery for most people who
Students ages 14-21 participated in horsemanship, beekeeping and other activities at the school’s annual sports camp. As athletic director of Tennessee School for the Blind, Andy Joiner is responsible for
Dining In the Dark allows a fully sighted person to briefly experience what it’s like to eat a meal without being able to see, something a blind person does on
Whether it’s martial arts, beep baseball or blind hockey, Alex Barrera believes staying active is key to dealing with vision loss. There’s hardly a day that Alex Barrera isn’t taking
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