Tactile Vision Graphics Inc.
448 Route 580 E7L 4N6 Florenceville-Bristol, NB, Canada

Now here's a technology item we can support whole-heartedly. Do you want to see the future of Braille? It's this!

Think of entering a shop with plexiglass barriers at the checkout, having to navigate aisles with directional arrows and keep physical distancing if you can't see. Often invisible and under-served, this survey highlights the concerns and struggles of vision-impaired people during the pandemic and especially as lockdown restrictions ease. Society will begin to pick up where it left off, cheerfully, with perhaps little thought to those who cannot simply step into the "new normal. without sighted assistance or thoughtful considerations as to adapting public spaces. GTT Program, Canadian Council of the Blind Ccb National Newsletter http://ccbnational.net//canadian-council-of-the-blinds-co/

Good to see that the conversation is continuing! Museums struggle with inclusion just as every sector does, but with the extra challenges of delicate artifacts, dwindling budgets and the weight of historical considerations around authenticity and accessibility. The Inclusive Museum Research Network Royal Ontario Museum Canadian Museums Association / Association des musées canadiens https://members.museumsontario.ca/inclusion2025/

And now for something completely different: an article that appeared in a cheese-making blog

We are once again offering a braille greeting card, free of charge, on our website. This week's is in honour of guide dogs young and old: bouncy puppies, ready to run to every task; sedate sages, who have seen everything and are phased by nothing; venerable veterans of the field, who are content to put their grey muzzles in your lap and let the world go by; and those who have left us for a carefree beyond. this week's greeting card to honour guide dogs, open for more details - https://mailchi.mp//this-weeks-greeting-card-to-honour-gui