Amanda Unvarnished

My wife told me she’ll slam my head into the keyboard if I don’t get off the computer.

I’m not too worried though — I think she’s just jokindkdkslalkdlkfjslfjslksdlkfjuahehwhgwdklaljdf

—@dgar

Many of you will fondly remember the people and products from Raised Dot Computing. Their newsletters are archived and nicely indexed. What made them unique was that they didn’t just discuss RDC’s products but products from other assistive technology companies as well, including their competitors. Because of this their newsletters are another great resource for learning about the history of blindness assistive technology.
https://www.duxburysystems.org/downloads/library/news/

—@DavidGoldfield

Plus, there’s this week’s edition of Blindness Briefs with 25 stories on blind people and blindness from around the world, https://www.worldblindherald.com/blindness-briefs-edition-66/ along with this week’s Science Briefs . https://www.worldblindherald.com/science-briefs-edition-29/

—@worldblindherald

Unibility is a website that aims to become a global, crowd-sourced hub of disability- and accessibility-related resources, and you can find it at https://www.unibility.org/

—@worldblindherald

Good Tuesday everybody. Volume 1 Issue 14 of World Blind Herald is here, with a featured from our own Itto Outini on Amy Pedid’s Unibility project. https://www.worldblindherald.com/the-heroine-with-a-thousand-interfaces-amy-pedid-tells-a-story-of-a-world-that-can-work-for-us-all/

—@worldblindherald