Revolution in information delivery for the blind and visually impaired
The article discusses significant advancements in the way information is delivered to blind and visually impaired individuals in Iceland.
Karla Kordić: The Games Are a Dream Every Athlete Dreams
Karla and Petar Kordić shared their experiences from the recent Winter Paralympic Games in Italy, highlighting the challenges and triumphs faced by visually impaired skiers.
Complaints are pouring into administrative courts from the disabled – Timo Pulkkinen challenges the welfare area because he cannot take a shower at home
Timo Pulkkinen, a visually impaired resident, is seeking judicial intervention after being denied a shower replacement in his apartment, raising concerns about accessibility for the disabled.
Paralympics, Bertagnolli wins gold: the Italian ahead of everyone in the Giant Slalom
Giacomo Bertagnolli of Italy, guided by Andrea Ravelli, claims gold in the Giant Slalom for the Visually Impaired category at the Paralympics in Milan-Cortina.
A Rapid Driver Becomes an Example of Humanity, Helps a Visually Impaired Student in Assam
A Rapid driver in Assam gained social media attention for helping a visually impaired student reach college safely.
Meet the West Ham fan whose brother inspired him to bring live football to blind supporters
James Datson provides live football commentary for blind and visually impaired fans at West Ham matches, a service he has dedicated 25 years to after starting with his blind brother in the 90s.
Neil Simpson wants Paralympic silver to inspire more into sport
Neil Simpson, a visually impaired Para alpine skier, aims to motivate more individuals to participate in sports following his silver medal win at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics.
Biathlete Edlingerová wins sensational gold. Bubeníčková was third, then came the devastating news
Carina Edlingerová won the first gold for the Czech Republic at the Winter Paralympics since 2002, while fellow visually impaired athlete Simona Bubeníčková finished fourth after a time adjustment.
The golds of Adicoff and the cage of the paralympic narrative
Jake Adicoff, a visually impaired Californian athlete, won two Paralympic gold medals at the Milan-Cortina Games, continuing to inspire with his story.
Education Secretary promotes Braille teaching
The Education Department of Rio das Ostras is offering a course on Braille for the visually impaired, specifically designed for local educators and the community.
Apps Enhance Accessibility for Blind People in Cinema Without Relying on Adaptations in the Room
New apps are improving accessibility for visually impaired individuals in cinemas by providing audio descriptions and other services.
Sogang University Media & Entertainment Department's Han Ju-seong and Yoo Min-woo Win Grand Prize at the First Lotte Foundation Social Contribution Video Contest
Students from Sogang University's Media & Entertainment Department won the grand prize at a video contest organized by the Lotte Foundation for their insightful portrayal of supporting visually impaired individuals.
Naples museum to allow visually impaired visitors to experience art through touch
The Sansevero Chapel Museum in Naples will offer visually impaired visitors a unique tactile experience to engage with celebrated artworks, including the renowned Veiled Christ sculpture.
Paralympic Games: A Ukrainian Wins Silver Medal... Thanks to Artificial Intelligence
Maksym Murashkovskyi from Ukraine won a silver medal in biathlon for visually impaired athletes at the Paralympic Games, crediting much of his success to training with artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT.
Double Murder Panic in Lucknow, Mother and Son Killed in Their Home
A horrific double murder occurred in Lucknow, where a mother and her visually impaired son were brutally killed in their home.
Visually-impaired Paralympic hero shares the secrets behind bond with guide
Neil Simpson and his guide Rob Poth describe their unique approach to managing pressure as they prepare for the Winter Paralympics.
Brutal murder of mother and son in Lucknow
A shocking incident in Lucknow, India, involves the brutal murder of a mother and her visually impaired son in their home.
Brutal Murder of Mother and Son in Lucknow, Son's Body Found in Tub, Woman's Corpse in Room
In a shocking incident in Lucknow, India, a mother and her visually impaired son were brutally murdered, prompting an intense police investigation.
Double Murder in Lucknow! Mother Found Dead Inside Room and Son Outside, Marks on Neck
A double murder has shocked Lucknow, India, where a mother and her visually impaired son were brutally killed in their home, with the son’s body found in an animal feeding trough and the mother’s in their room.
Paralympics, Chiara Mazzel wins gold: best time in Super-G, here's who the skier is
Chiara Mazzel won a gold medal in the Super-G event for visually impaired athletes at the Paralympics in Milan-Cortina, setting a time of 1:14.84.
Mazzel and Bertagnolli immediately on the podium
Italy kicks off its journey at the Winter Paralympics in Milan-Cortina 2026 by winning two medals in the visually impaired alpine skiing event.
From puppy to professional career: Photos show the dog’s journey to assist the visually impaired
This article discusses the journey of assistance dogs from puppies to their roles in helping visually impaired individuals, showcasing their training and impact.
Paralympic Games: Scary Moment for Visually Impaired Hyacinthe Deleplace Victim of Impressive Fall on Descent
Hyacinthe Deleplace, a French visually impaired skier, suffered a serious fall during the Paralympic Games, jeopardizing his chances for a medal.
Ravi from Nawada Achieves 20th Rank in UPSC Despite Being Visually Impaired
Ravi Raj from Nawada has achieved the 20th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination, overcoming significant challenges due to his visual impairment.
Cross-Country Skier at the Paralympics: Theo Bold Skis – His Brother Sees for Him
Theo Bold, a visually impaired cross-country skier, relies on his brother for guidance as he competes in the Paralympics in Italy.
Running in the Dark, Shooting by Sound: The Visually Impaired Czech Hope also Mastering Biathlon
This article discusses a visually impaired Czech athlete who has excelled in biathlon, showcasing her skills in a sport that requires precision and adaptability.
Meet the skier who earned Paralympic selection and a Cambridge Uni offer within a month
Hester Poole, an 18-year-old visually impaired para-alpine skier, received her Paralympic selection and an offer from Cambridge University within weeks of each other.
New proposal aims to provide more assistance in Helsingborg - blind Emelie: 'I am skeptical'
A new proposal in Helsingborg seeks to offer free assistance for the visually impaired, but raises concerns about the implementation and flexibility of the service as articulated by users like Emelie Pålsson.
Warning issued to National Examination Authority for not accommodating a visually impaired student in exam tasks
Lithuania's National Examination Authority received a warning for failing to provide appropriate exam materials for a visually impaired student during a mathematics exam.
Showed Fate the Middle Finger: How Blind Mountain Climber Jesse Dufton Conquered a 150-Meter Monolith
Blind British climber Jesse Dufton has scaled a 150-meter rock face called El Matador in Wyoming, showcasing the determination and skills of visually impaired athletes.
Blind refugee found dead in Buffalo after border agents left him at coffee shop
A visually impaired refugee from Myanmar, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, was found dead on the streets of Buffalo after U.S. border agents abandoned him at a coffee shop following his release from jail.
Visually impaired refugee abandoned by US border patrol found dead after leaving detention center
A visually impaired refugee from Myanmar, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, was found dead in New York after being abandoned by U.S. border patrol agents following his release from a detention center.
Alao-Akala's wife rallies support for visually impaired pupils
The wife of former Oyo State Governor, Oluwakemi Alao-Akala, emphasizes the need for ongoing support for visually impaired students during her visit to a local special school.
'Even without seeing, I chose to be seen': candidate from RJ with visual impairment competes in Miss Plus Size 2026
Ana Lubel, a visually impaired contestant from Rio de Janeiro, is participating in the Miss Plus Size Nacional Online 2026, viewing it as a platform for empowerment and resilience.
Couple arrested after stealing R$ 224 from a 91-year-old visually impaired man in DF
A couple was arrested in Brazil for stealing money from a vulnerable 91-year-old man with visual impairment.
Eduardo Paes flirted with ableism
Brazilian Mayor Eduardo Paes faced backlash for making fun of a visually impaired person, highlighting ongoing issues with social maturity and respect for diversity.
‘My misfortune,’ says Paes about video in which he imitates people with visual disabilities
Eduardo Paes, the mayor of Rio de Janeiro, described his act of imitating visually impaired individuals as 'a misfortune' after facing criticism for the incident captured in a viral video.
A sculpture for visually impaired installed at Tallinn's Town Hall Square
A new bronze sculpture designed for visually impaired individuals has been installed at Tallinn's Town Hall Square to enhance their experience of the surrounding urban environment.
Internet users criticize Paes for video with supposed imitation of visually impaired person
A video of Rio de Janeiro's Mayor Eduardo Paes imitating a visually impaired person has sparked criticism online for being disrespectful and ableist.
Eduardo Paes filmed imitating visually impaired people in a VIP box at Sapucaí; watch the video
Rio de Janeiro's Mayor Eduardo Paes sparked outrage after being filmed mimicking visually impaired individuals during a public event.
São Vicente acquires adapted school items for visually impaired students
The city of São Vicente has procured various educational tools, including braille printers and adapted games, aimed at supporting visually impaired students in local schools.
Positive changes in education
The appointment of Nadia López García as head of the General Directorate of Educational Materials aims to increase the representation of women in history and to enhance educational resources for visually impaired students and indigenous communities.
She is blind, teaches makeup to visually impaired people, and created her own inclusive brand: the success story of Lucy Edwards
Lucy Edwards, a blind makeup artist, creates tutorials for visually impaired individuals, advising on techniques and inclusivity in beauty.
Taxi driver arrested suspected of scamming a visually impaired man in Macapá
A taxi driver in Macapá has been arrested for allegedly scamming a visually impaired passenger by transferring large sums of money from the victim's bank account to the driver's relatives' accounts.
The 'AI Mirrors' That Are Changing How Blind People See Themselves
A blind content creator discusses how AI technology is helping visually impaired individuals gain insights into their appearance and beauty routines.
"Not Seeing the Face of the Client - Visual Impairment is a Strength in Counseling"
Kim Hyun-young, a visually impaired psychotherapist and former ballerina, discusses how her disability enhances her counseling practice.
"Advancements in Technology are a Ray of Hope" - Practical Experiment for Walking Assistance Tools for Visually Impaired People
A practical experiment aimed at assisting visually impaired individuals in navigation was conducted in Tokyo, highlighting innovative walking support tools like smartphone apps and robotics.
Italy aims for art to be accessible to the blind
Italy is working to make many tourist sites more accessible for the blind and visually impaired, enhancing their experience and understanding of art.
Blind Women in Breast Cancer Prevention: Millimeter by Millimeter
The article discusses how blind and visually impaired women, such as Lisa-Marie Schmidt, use their sense of touch to detect breast tissue and abnormalities during cancer screenings.
The human GPS and its defects
The article describes the humorous yet challenging navigation experiences of a visually impaired person relying on a cane and auditory cues in their environment.