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10 Stories That Change How We See For Blind Equality Achievement Month
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10 Stories That Change How We See For Blind Equality Achievement Month
Oct. 15 is White Cane Day, and October is Blind Equality Achievement Month! ZaNyiah, a member of DC Public Library’s Braille Club for blind and low-vision youth, describes White Cane Day as a day where people in the blind community are recognized for their hard work and achievements. Additionally, this day is about spreading awareness […]
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