In these days I posted the video on youtube Being Dario.
The draft idea came after the dust raised by the icebucketchallenge.
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13 October 2013
Exploring China. A visually impaired look
Wathc the other pictures
Some time ago I wrote an article where I highlighted some tips and situations on the theme of travel from the point of view of an Usher.
Read 10 July 2013
The Visionary Europe – the documentary
Thanks to the invaluable work of documentation of Amador Perez Rico and Marco Scarabelli, that during the week of the workshop they filmed the activities and leisure time, The Visionary Europe is now available on video documentary The Visionary Europe.
Read 8 June 2013
To see beyond the city
“The day started with a game to warm up, lead by Karina. Its name is “laugh without laughing”. The first person in the group just had to say “ha”.
Read 6 May 2013
The Visionary Europe – Day 0
Today 6th May 2013 the 16 participants of
The Visionary Europe are arriving in Berlin.
The first 3 arrivals are already in the morning: 3 people from Finland.
Read 17 November 2012
Usicht Bar in Berlin. Dinner in the dark, a sensory experience
In single line, with a hand on the shoulder of the person in front, we are about to enter the hall of Unsicht Bar, the restaurant in the dark in Berlin.
Read 6 March 2012
Considerations of a traveler with Usher Syndrome
Other photos of the trip
I recently returned from a wonderful trip to Morocco.
It was since a while that I was not traveling alone, but in recent years I have traveled a lot, especially between 2008 and 2010, when for almost two years I traveled the world aboard a vessel of ferrocement .
Read The house is our shell. The place where we feel protected, isolated and in a sense free.The house is an outer layer of ourselves, the house is still part of us.
Read 11 October 2011
Who cares about the Syndrome!
I tried to find statistics that quantify how many people are suffering from a syndrome. Anyone. I found some data that illustrates the situation of disabled people in the world
“a worldwide estimate of about a 10-12% rate of disability seems reasonable.
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