Local Santa Barbara native, Angela Miller-Bevan, named Regional Manager of Braille Institute Santa Barbara
Braille Institute is pleased to announce Angela Miller-Bevan as the new regional manager of the Santa Barbara center.
Braille Institute is pleased to announce Angela Miller-Bevan as the new regional manager of the Santa Barbara center.
April is Library Month at Braille Institute and we will be sharing our Library staff’s recommendations for the best science fiction and technology books on BARD.
April is Library Month at Braille Institute and we will be sharing our Library staff’s recommendations for the best books from the black literary canon available in our BARD system throughout the month.
Braille Institute also offers Special Collection, a program designed to increase braille literacy and foster a love of reading by providing children who are blind and visually impaired with FREE braille books and storybook kits throughout the year.
Celebrating Library Month in April, Braille Institute has offered thousands of free braille books and audiobooks to those who are visually impaired, and print disabled in Southern California for more than 100 years.
April is Library Month at Braille Institute and we will be sharing our Library staff’s recommendations for the best books available in our BARD system throughout the month.
Valerie’s ophthalmologist recommended she explore the low vision rehabilitation services at Braille Institute.
Engaging in a remote classroom experience eliminates the need to commute to your classroom. Remote learning is a great way to avoid the hazards of being in group settings during this pandemic.
Reading books, however, is one recreational activity that remains a constant for many, especially for the blind and visually impaired. Fortunately, books for the visually impaired are still available via free library services.
If you are newly experiencing vision loss, you may wonder if it is possible to do everything you were accustomed