Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective.
This week we continue the theme from last week with our final interview before the IBSA Games kick off on August 18 in Birmingham.
This week we continue the theme from last week with our final interview before the IBSA Games kick off on August 18 in Birmingham.
Learn how our Feelix Library kits enable children who are blind or low vision to learn to love reading.
Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. In the first of our final two interviews leading up to the IBSA Games in Birmingham later this month, Sam catches up with Ben Dew from Tennis Australia.
We are seeking input for our annual survey about what assistive technology you use to access websites and apps.
Bibliotherapy is the practice of using literature and storytelling to positively effect wellbeing. Dr Susan McLaine is an international leader in the practice of bibliotherapy and has produced the podcasts exclusively for the library.
Stories have impact. Capture the minds of students in the classroom and teach inclusion.
Vision Australia CEO Ron Hooton spoke to NGV Magazine about our Dark Memory Lane installation as part of their Melbourne Now exhibition.
Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective.
On the program this week Sam is excited to be joined by blind chef, entrepreneur and Blind Australian of the Year award winner Craig Shanahan, the founder of Blind Chef Café in Penrith.
On the program this week Sam is excited to be joined by blind chef, entrepreneur and Blind Australian of the Year award winner Craig Shanahan, the founder of Blind Chef Café in Penrith.
Vision Australia and Blind Sports Australia are thrilled to announce their support for the largest ever Australian Team of blind and low vision athletes participating in the 2023 International Blind Sporting Federation (IBSA) World Blind Games.