VIDBE-Q Volume 66 Issue 3
Because DVIDB is committed to enhancing the education and quality of life for
individuals with visual impairments and deafblindness, we offer a place where you
can be inspired to do the work that is meaningful to you. You have the ability to
make significant changes in the lives of the people with whom you work, live, and
play. The day-to-day acts of volunteer engagement are usually not dramatic, and
they usually don't inspire a chorus of recognition. Still, you can make a profound
contribution.
Your involvement in DVIDB is always welcomed. Whatever your role—
parent, professional, advocate—regardless of your level of expertise, or even if you
are new to the field, if you share a commitment to supporting the learning and
growth of students with visual impairments and deafblindness, your time and
talents are a perfect match! You decide the level of engagement that fits for you.
Whether it's helping design a flyer for our next webinar, sharing DVIDB news on
social media, serving on a committee, or pursuing an elected position on our
executive board, there is a place for you. Volunteering with DVIDB offers a space
in which to gain new skills, connect with inspiring people, experience something
different, and give back to the field. What are you waiting for? To learn more
about volunteer and leadership opportunities, please contact me, Kathleen Stanfa
(stanfa@kutztown.edu), or Nicole Johnson (njohnson@kutztown.edu), President,
for more information.
