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Guide Dog Users Inc.
Guide Dog Users Inc., GDUI, assists guide dog teams and advocates for the civil rights of people who are blind and visually impaired.

ACB National Convention
See the newest technology and learn about issues related to blindness and visual impairment at the national convention of the American Council of the Blind. Held each year in July, every ACB convention features over 350 educational and fun events for professionals, families and individuals.

ACB Scholarships for Students with Low Vision
The American Council of the Blind presents thousands of dollars in scholarships and awards to more than two dozen outstanding blind and visually impaired students each year.

Basic Toys for Blind Preschoolers
People think that the ideal toy for a blind child is one that talks or plays music. Such toys are fun and entertaining, but a blind preschooler needs many other types of toys, including those that build manual dexterity, teach shape and size discrimination, and expand problem-solving skills.

Cooking with a Countertop Grill
The countertop grill makes cooking quick and convenient, and clean-up is easy, too. Great for meats, vegetables, and leftovers. A wonderful appliance for cooks who are blind or visually impaired.

Measuring Visual Acuity
Visual acuity is measured using a Snellen chart or other similar test, by counting fingers etc. It often is expressed as a fraction, such as 20/20 or 20/200. What do these numbers mean? Is 20/200 or 20/400 better? Is 20/20 vision really perfect vision?


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