For many college students, getting comfortable on a college campus can take time. Students can find locating their classes, the…
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Everywhere in North America travelers can access Aira for free
Aira is a visual interpreting service that provides on-demand visual information to people who are blind or have low vision.…
The Path to Self-Sufficiency Starts with Accessibility, says Serina Gilbert
Many companies simply don’t know where to start when it comes to accessible design. We’re on a mission to change…
How Elizabeth Campbell is Reclaiming the Driver’s Seat with Aira
We believe access to visual information is a right, not a privilege. We sat down with Aira Explorer and…
How Kathryn Webster Owns Her Own Story, and Her Advice for Other Blind and Low Vision Employees
Blind and low vision individuals are woefully underrepresented in the workforce, but even more so when it comes to non…
Greg Stilson on What Organizations Stand to Gain When They Prioritize Accessibility
It’s no secret that blind and low vision individuals face heightened barriers when it comes to securing workplace opportunities and…
No Limits for David New – Non-Profit Leader, Designer, and Producer – with Aira
Blind and low vision individuals can do anything that sighted people can do – and in many cases, they can…
Brewing a Perfectly Balanced Cup of Inclusion
Recently, as part of my job at Aira, I wrote a tweet hoping to promote the use of our service…
At the Intersection of Being Black and Blind
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History designates a new theme for Black History Month each…
Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a Visit to the National Civil Rights Museum
When we asked Team Aira how they acknowledge Martin Luther King Day, we received a very enthusiastic recommendation from one…