Art Project: Pressing Spring Time Flowers
1. The first step is to follow your nose. Select some flowers or herbs growing in your garden
Mobile apps give the blind and visually impaired a new sense of freedom
By Shelby Brown, Cnet.com Ask anyone who was around before smartphones, and they'll tell you life was different. But for
Sandra & Terence – The Legacy of a 46-Year Love Affair
By Karen Gerst Just like a romantic movie, it was love at first sight for Sandra and Terence Marsh. Both
Braille Institute Announces Ophthalmic Industry Leader, William J. Link, To Join Board of Directors
Braille Institute of America announced the appointment of William J. Link, Ph.D., to its board of directors. Dr. Link
Inspiring Instructor Speaks at Braille Institute Auxiliary of Santa Barbara Meeting
By Gail Arnold, Santa Barbara Independent At the January monthly meeting of the Braille Institute Auxiliary of Santa Barbara, Nutsiri
Braille Institute Celebrates Centennial With Rose Parade Float
On December 29, 2018, Braille Institute's president Peter Mindnich spoke about the nonprofit's participation in the Rose Parade and kicking
Braille Institute Kicks Off 2019 Centennial With Rose Parade
Three musically-talented, local Braille Institute students (ages 11-16) can check riding on a Rose Parade float off their bucket
Refining restaurants one menu at a time: Monrovia teenager creates company to provide Braille menus
By Kayiu Wong, Pasadena Star News Mason Fessenden’s favorite hometown restaurant is Rudy’s Mexican Food in Monrovia — the 17
Immersed In Johnny Mercer’s Music
Braille Institute students and staff performed songs by Johnny Mercer at the Los Angeles City College (LACC) Herb Alpert
Lifelong Learner
"Lifelong Learner - Peter A. Mindnich, Braille Institute of America Inc." By Diane Haithman, Los Angeles Business Journal Montana cowboy
