Division on Visual Impairments

7 VIDBE-Q Volume 63 Issue 4 many of us as individuals. Although O&M was not a great love of Dr. Hatton who focused her expertise on issues related to early childhood and building up the research literature around evidence-based practices, Dr. Hatton was one of the hardest workers I knew with an unbridled love of learning. The body of work she created throughout her career truly exemplifies the progress that is possible when we look to learn from other professions and those with unique perspectives. I sincerely hope Deborah would have found the spirit of this issue a fitting tribute.

• Cover
• Message from the Guest Editor
• President's Message
• PedPal: Connecting Pedestrians with Disabilities to Adaptive Signal Control for Safe Intersection Crossing
• pathVu: Paving the Way for Individuals with Disabilities
• Research Supported Framework for Developing Paraprofessional In-Service Trainings in O&M
• Teaching Street Crossings in Our Modern World: Self-Study Guides and Software Program Now Available
• Canes and Dogs: Interning at a Dog Guide School for Orientation and Mobility
• Dog Days of Summer: An O&M Intern’s Perspective
• With the Support of Many, An O&M Program is Born
• DVIDB Executive Board