February is the low vision awareness month.
We wrote about this in this article.
This year we want to celebrate this month dedicated to low vision awareness with music.
Read Since 2000, the Pantone Color Institute has chosen the “Color of The Year” every year.
Having become a real pop culture phenomenon, the announcement of the color of the year by the Pantone Color Institute attracts the attention of the world design landscape every year and tries to convey an iconic message to billions of color addicts.
Read Original post on www.healthline.com
The interior designer and co-host of “Nate & Jeremiah by Design” shares his ideas for home updates that can make spaces safer — without sacrificing style — for people with vision loss.
Read The annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons was proclaimed in 1992 by United Nations General Assembly resolution 47/3.
Read A few days ago we shared a post about Paint it Yellow, a spin-off of #YellowTheWorld by Girl Scout Troop 1673.
Read Watch the video presentation with Caption or in ASL here
You can also download the script.
Presentation Summary:
A presentation updating the Usher community of ProQR’s continued clinical progress.
Read Transcript of the presentation during USH2020Connections Week, organized by the Usher Syndrome Coalition.
Watche the video presentation here, with caption or ASL.
Read We have been hearing about yellow for some time. You see yellow everywhere.
In this la Repubblica article it was highlighted, in the last lines, how yellow could be the color of the future, despite the somewhat uncertain, not to say negative, past.
Read A group of Scout Girls, Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital Troop 1673 decided to initiate a challenge with the name PAINT IT YELLOW, inspired by the NoisyVision #YellowTheWorld campaign.
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