Division on Visual Impairments

VIDBE-Q Volume 69 Issue 3 Each year, parents express their gratitude for this opportunity, sharing how it makes their children feel special and celebrated. For many families, this event is a rare chance to connect with others who understand their journey, breaking the isolation that can come with raising a child with special needs. Figure 3 Smiling on the Runway On Saturday, April 27, 2024, twenty-three models ranging in age from infants to high schoolers arrived at FBC's Central Phoenix campus. Participants

• Cover Page
• DVIDB-Quarterly_APH ConnectCenter
• Message from the Editor
• AIS: Vision Impaired, Orientation & Mobility Specialists, and AT Specialists Recruiting
• President's Message
• GITWL
• New Certification in Deafblindness: Addressing Ohio's Priorities
• vidbeq-advertisers
• The University of Massachusetts Boston Vision Studies Program
• ESBVIC recruitment
• Educating Students with a Visual Impairment in Maine
• VIDBE-Q Convention Issue 2025
• Annual Fashion Show at the Foundation for Blind Children
• Table fo Contents
• Getting in Touch with Literacy: The Legacy Continues
• DVIDB on Facebook