Linda Poolaw, the Grand Chief of the Delaware Grand Council of North America, recently attended a series of free workshops designed to help Native Americans with low vision. One of the tools she was set up with is ZoomText, which she says has changed her life!
Improving access to books and information for the blind and the partially sighted, and enhancing links between public libraries and the visually impaired, is the main purpose of the two-week long campaign entitled Make A Noise in Libraries. ZoomText will be on display as part of the festivities!
Carol Mondesir lost her sight to age-related macular degeneration. Through the support of CNIB, and assistive technology (including ZoomText!), she is thriving and she facilitates a peer support group as a CNIB volunteer.
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) makes headlines again, this time for helping Glenn Coates, former minister for the Department of Defense, regain his independence through all sorts of assistive technology tools - including, you guessed it, ZoomText!
The Schneider Male Chorus puts on a concert every spring and this year marks it’s 65th anniversary! Proceeds will go to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) - read all about Andy McAuliffe, a member of the CNIB’s ambassadorial program who has been visually impaired for more than 40 years. He talks about many of the products he learned about over the years including ZoomText!