This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Accessible Media Inc.. All opinions are 100% mine.
If you have never met someone who is blind you likely have many questions on how do they get around from one place to the next? or how can they cook a meal?
Being blind doesn't stop a person for living a typical life like others. They do most things that you and I would do but they may do it a bit differently. Take a look at this video of Jeff Berwick. He has been blind since age 13, and this video allows you to share his day with him. This video is brought to you by Accessible Media
I support people with developmental disabilities and I have supported individuals who have been visually impaired. I have learned a lot from people who use other senses, are able to know they are a block away because of a dip in the road or a green box.
Accessible Media is a not is a not-for-profit multimedia organization operating two broadcast services, VoicePrint and The Accessible Channel -- TACtv, and a companion website (http://www.ami.ca).
AMI serves more than five million Canadians who are blind, with low vision, print-restricted, deaf or hearing-impaired, learning disabled, mobility impaired, in need of literacy skills or learning English as a second language, by making print, broadcast and online media accessible. You can find everything from Local news, grocery flyers to movies. AMI has volunteer readers reading all the different papers. topics, etc.
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