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Career readiness

Having a career can mean the world to a person with multiple disabilities and visual impairment. It’s a source of independence, personal development and connection with others. Learn how, through hands-on training, we help young adults launch their careers.

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Student perspective: Lacey Clericuzio

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Access tech, advocacy, and living with blindness: A community conversation with Jonathan Mosen
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Webinar

Keep swimming: A community conversation with Paralympic gold medalist Becca Meyers
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Article

The importance of connections
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Activity

Personal network
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Activity

Beta testers for Anvaya Feats: Shadow Rush!
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Strategy

Talking Recorder Buttons: Record Classroom Directions
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Story

Career Launch: The missing piece in my job search puzzle
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Live Text Feature: Picking Text out of an Image
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Accessibility, advocacy and allies in the workplace: A community conversation with Veronica Lewis
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Inclusion, access, perseverance: A community conversation with Paralympian Pam McGonigle
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The power and possibilities of braille: A community conversation with Matthew Shifrin
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Article

Navigating the disability employment gap: Inside info from a visually impaired job coach