We are excited to announce that Seema Flower, the founder of Blind Ambition, will be a featured speaker at the Recruitment Agency Expo in Birmingham. Seema will be discussing Diversity and Inclusion, as well as Disability Awareness, showcasing her expertise and commitment to promoting accessibility and inclusivity. Event Details: Date:
We are thrilled to share that the British Wireless for the Blind Fund (BWBF) is offering free Alexa devices to individuals living with sight loss. This incredible initiative aims to enhance accessibility and independence for those who are blind or partially sighted by providing them with a powerful tool to
Attending my first-ever football match as a blind person was an exhilarating experience, invited by Robin Spinks from RNIB and the innovative Aira Explorer app. The event took place at the iconic Wembley Stadium, where England faced Iceland. The evening was nearly perfect, filled with vibrant sounds and a friendly
Navigating the world as a visually impaired person comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to getting dropped off by a taxi or finding the exact location of a building entrance. Traditional street addresses often fall short in providing the precision needed to specify exact locations,
The Importance of Keeping Dogs on Leads to Avoid Scaring the Visually Impaired Dogs are often referred to as man’s best friend, and it’s easy to see why. Their loyalty, companionship, and unwavering affection make them beloved members of our families. However, as much as we love our furry friends,
In yet another disappointing example of the challenges faced by wheelchair users while traveling, Canadian travel blogger Tori Hunter recently shared her distressing experience in Costa Rica. Tori, who lives with limited neck movement and spinal muscular atrophy, uses an electric wheelchair. Unfortunately, she was unable to bring her wheelchair
In today’s world, the importance of inclusive family activities cannot be overstated. Games that cater to everyone, including blind or partially sighted individuals, offer opportunities for family bonding and mental stimulation. Among these, Wordle and Connections from The New York Times stand out as excellent options. These games provide fun
As a blind woman, I often encounter challenges that people with disabilities face daily. Recently, I faced a particularly frustrating issue that left me in tears, underscoring the importance of accessible technology. I use voice-over to navigate my calendar. The problem arises when I need to join a Zoom or
What an insightful day yesterday at The Royal Society in London for The Lilac Review UK Interim Report launch! As a disabled entrepreneur and contributor, witnessing the progress made in a few months was truly inspiring. Grateful for the chance to share my entrepreneurial journey and contribute to vital improvements
