Its all about the TECH! This week Anthony turns the show over to Friend of Sunday Edition Jose Cintron of Florida Vision Tech. He will demo some cool products including; Braille-note devises, Hable One, Wearables and will share his impressions on the eagerly anticipated Monarch. Jose is an incredible resource for Assistive Tech
This Sunday Anthony and the Sunday Edition Crew welcomes Everette Bacon the new Vice President of Blindness Initiatives, AIRA. Everette who is a prominent Board member of the National Federation of the Blind and passionate Advocator will share his journey with us and give us a look into the realm of advocating for Visual Interpretation.
This Sunday Anthony and the Sunday Edition Crew welcomes back to the show Newly elected Board Member and President of Georgia Cecily Nipper. She will catch us up on her leadership journey, working with ACB Media and answer our questions. Then Jenine returns with her trip to Hawaii and traveling with a guide dog there; Taking, interpreting and sharing great photo’s and knowing our friend I’m sure she’ll drop an announcement or two.
Sunday Edition: Fall Into Community This Sunday Anthony and the Sunday Edition Crew will feature a panel of ACB Community Facilitators including; Herbie Allen, Dr. Lynn Coral, Kayla Allen and Host Sheila will weigh in on recipe’s and more! The panel will tell us about the calls they present, favorite calls and events We offer an invitation to Facilitators and/or committees and affiliates to come share their upcoming Fall events and programs. This is also a good opportunity for State Affiliates to preview upcoming conventions
Anthony and Crew welcome Katie Frederick and Lori Scharf from career connect to talk about CareerConnect, the tools offered and trends in Job-seeking. We will also hear from Michael Babcock and Lynn Schneider who will enlighten us with their knowledge of AI (Artificial Intellegence) and how it is currently being applied to the Job seeking market and their predictions of where its all going.
This week, we will have an exclusive interview with Martine Able-Wiliams, the president of the World Blind Union. Martine was elected in September of 2021 and we look forward to hearing all that will be discussed.
Kenneth Semien returns to share some information and dates on the next generation of the mentoring program and then we will get to know this years DKM First Timers and JP Morgan Chase Fellows. This years dynamic class will inspire us all and we will get to know their journeys so far, future plans and ambitions and of course have some time to congratulate them.
Anthony, Brynn, and the rest of the usual Sunday Edition Crew are taking a well-deserved Post Convention Break, but will return next week.
In this week's episode, Ron and Lisa Brooks dive into the fascinating world of autonomous vehicles (AVs). They explore the work being done to address safety and accessibility concerns while engaging in thought-provoking conversations about the impact of AVs on society. The episode features a diverse lineup of speakers, including experts from the automotive industry and leaders from the blind community.
This week Anthony, Brynn and the crew are all taking much needed breaks but your in good hands with Tim And Cheryl Cumings Tim And Cheryl Cumings will moderate a discussion about religion and disability with an expert panel: Michael Garrett, Mark ricart, Lynne Koral, and doug hansard. based on the book My body is not a prayer request: disability justice in the church, available from nls under the book number DB 110776 reading time: 6 hours, 50 minutes Author: Amy Kenny Annotation: "Much of the church has forgotten that we worship a disabled God whose wounds survived resurrection, says Amy Kenny.
This week Anthony, Brynn and the crew are all taking much needed breaks but you're in good hands with Debbie Grubb and her team.
The series, Allies of the Civil Rights Movement, will debut on Sunday Edition.
Cheryl and Tim Cumings, Pam Shaw, Kenneth Semien, Jeff Thom, Anthony Corona and I, Debbie Grubb, are pleased to bring this series to you. Our first guest, Ira Grupper, a civil rights activist from the state of New York, in the early 1960’s, took his place beside the valiant in Mississippi and Georgia in the midst of the conflict aflame sparked by the