In this episode, Keila and Sarah discuss posts on their facebook feeds about the loss of funding for braille training programs, more back to school topics, and Sarah announces her new publication. to learn more about it, visit night-light.org.

In this episode, Keila and Sarah discuss how they got involved in school activities while in college and carrying their assistive tech devices.

In this episode, Keila and Sarah discuss tips for starting college for the first time.

In this episode Keila and Sarah interview Adil Salouane, host brother of one of our previous guests, Anastasia Karalambakos about his journey through blindness and facing significant barriers while living in a country that lacked accessible learning resources in the 1970s.Here is e video people should watch after this episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeFRkAYb1uk

In this episode, Keila and Sarah discuss more about setting boundaries and going through life after being in a blindness training center.

In this episode, Sarah discusses how to use the skills you learn after returning home from a residential blindness training center and setting boundaries with your family.

In this episode, Keila and Sarah interview Keven LaRose and Chuck Brady about what they did at The American council Of The Blind's national convention. A link to their websites is as follows.

Kevin’s web site:

 https://kevinlarose.inteletravel.com

Chuck Brady’s web site:

 https://charlesbrrady.inteletravel.com

In this episode, Sarah tells her stories about when she went to ACB, (American Council Of The Blind) and NFB, (The National Federation Of The Blind) conventions and what their philosophies meant to her. To learn more about these Organized blind movements, visit acb.org and nfb.org.

In this episode, Keila and Sarah juggle a range of assistive technology topics.

In this episod Keila and Sarah interview Terri about her recent trip to Germany as a blind person and what she experienced.