Tag: disabilities

You may wonder why this blog post returns to haunt our page so often around Halloween Each year, many people encounter new challenges, such

Usability is a measure of how easy it is to use something, while accessibility relates to whether the something can be used by anyone,

I’ve been without a Guide Dog for a little while now and folks continue to ask me regularly about it Guide Dogs for the Blind is

"As part of our mission, we have long felt passionate about understanding and delivering on the needs of those who live with profound

Undertaking a Tough Mudder is difficult for certain, although the right team helped ensure success for all of us When Court Crandall put

By Randy Pierce This might look like our somewhat famous "Oberto Heroes of Summer" video highlighting approaches to obstacles and life,

“Creativity is just connecting things” – Steve Jobs It has been awhile since I’ve talked technology on the blog despite a fair

Matt and TJ, the co-founders of Recoverydia, shared an all too brief afternoon with Autumn and me We  fell into a quick comfort discussing

First and foremost, I’m fine… this time Being blind, there are a few additional hazards which present themselves along the way of my

Running the Boston Marathon totally blind holds more than sufficient challenge, such as the arduous training requirements on

This holiday season, we bring you a story we shared last year but we feel is still impactful Happy Holidays from all of us at 2020

By Randy Pierce I love synergy: the working together of two things to produce an effect  greater than the sum of their individual

By Amy Till, Vice President, Strengths Now, Inc This blog is reprinted from the original version on Strengths Now  Strengths,

By Randy Pierce "Mankind's greatest achievements have come about by talking and its greatest failures by not talking It doesn’t have to

By Randy Pierce Delta Airlines recently announced a new disappointing policy for all animals traveling with them effective March 1,

By Randy Pierce Christmas is certainly for all ages, though I admit to the appreciating the special enjoyment it brings to children In

We often post this around this time of year as a nod to the season's spooky nature Happy Halloween! The Scary Realities of Vision Loss By

By Randy Pierce “Patience How long will that take!” – Tracy Pierce I firmly believe going blind was much harder than being blind

By Randy Pierce One of the many joys of the path I attempt to follow involves the incredible people and stories I find along the way In

By Randy Pierce As Chairman of the Board of Directors for the New Hampshire Association for the Blind, I have been actively and