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Centering CVI Voices

CVI is a brain-based visual impairment and the leading cause of blindness in children. With CVI, every person’s lived experience is different. Let’s learn more from kids, teenagers, and adults with CVI.

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August wearing glassing sitting and smiling in front of a window.
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How my son’s CVI diagnosis broke, then rebuilt my heart
Headshots of the hosts and panelists. From top left to right: Nicola, Nai, Rafeal. From bottom left to right: Dijana, Amanda, Christina
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Adults with CVI share how “CVI leaves no stone unturned”
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Tina’s CVI Perspective: “Your eyes see, but your brain doesn’t”
A close up of Albie smiling wearing a green shirt that reads: Team
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Albie’s CVI Perspective: “I want people to be more open to CVI”
Boy sticking his tongue with glee as he touches a Lego statue of Today from Star Wars
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Speaking of the brain
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Centering CVI Voices
Barbara and her son, Logan, hug and smile
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Navigating my son’s CVI and complex communication needs
Window reflection of a woman using a camera
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Tina’s art: “How I see the world”
Aiden sits on the carpet with his AAC device next to his sister while playing uno.
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Making strides: Aiden’s communication journey
Dagbjört smiles at the camera while holding a pink rose
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Why music is my vision: Dagbjört talks about living with CVI as an adult
Girl with CVI sitting at picnic table outside in the woods, smiling up at the sky. The sun is lighting up her face.
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Kids with CVI doing what they love
Faith sitting on her red adapted bike with her dog sitting in the back in a basket
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Faith is unstoppable: Bike-riding with CVI and complex needs