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Accessible Voting: Know Your Rights!
Learn about the accessible voting machines and tools available at every polling site. You have the right to vote privately and independently.
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Conditions of Myopia
View Video Content herein is strictly for informational purposes; it is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never disregard, or delay…
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Panel Discussion: Making Entertainment Media Accessible for People with Vision Impairment
Expert panelists in music production, communications, and a professional DJ provide their insights on how users with vision impairment access visual media.
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Workshop: Spectrum Access App for People with Vision Impairment
Movies, television, and other visual media are now accessible to users who are visually impaired through the free Spectrum Access App.
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Can My Child See the Blackboard?
August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, a national health observance during back-to-school season that highlights the importance of protecting children’s vision and eye health.
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Taking Care of Your Vision: Essential Tips for Older Adults
A doctor from Lighthouse Guild answers frequently asked questions about vision and eye health.
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New Technology to Support People with Hearing and Vision Loss
OMNY program, the new contactless fare payment system NYC for subways and buses, and how older people with half fare cards can easily transition to this convenient “tap and go” system.
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Vision Rehabilitation: Low Vision Care & Services
This 13-minute video presentation describes vision rehabilitation services and illustrates the impact vision rehabilitation has in the lives of people with vision impairment.
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Eye Health Tips
May is Healthy Vision Month, but taking care of your eyes should be a health priority year-round, like eating a balanced diet and being physically active.
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Assistive Navigation Technologies
Safely navigatinga new environment, both indoors and outdoors, can be a challenge for people who are blind or visually impaired. Orientation and mobility training is necessary to ensure independent and safe travel, as is the importance of using a white cane or a guide dog. While not meant to replace them, some technologies can help with navigation and are available at Lighthouse Guild.
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