To promote the dignity and empowerment of the people of Wisconsin who live with vision loss through advocacy, education, and vision services.
Advocating for Wisconsin residents who are blind or visually impaired on local, state and federal issues
One-on-one and group support for people who are newly diagnosed, including low vision evaluations, in-home visits and assistive technology
For people who are blind or low vision, a key skill for independence and safety is the ability to identify household objects and the controls on devices and appliances. That means everything from medication bottles and food packages to the buttons on a microwave. In this video, Education & Vision Services Director Amy Wurf explores… Continue Reading New Video Gives Overview of Tactile Labeling
We are pleased to welcome Susan Bosques as the newest member of the Council staff. Susan officially started with the Council on September 11 as our new Administrative Assistant. Susan will be one of the first faces and voices many people encounter when reaching out to the Council either in person or on the phone.… Continue Reading Welcome Susan Bosques to the Council Team
We are less than one month away from the November 5 election, when Wisconsin residents will have the opportunity to decide not only who becomes the next President of the United States, but also a litany of other local, state and federal races. We encourage everyone to make their voice heard on Election Day. Voters… Continue Reading Pay Attention to These Important Deadlines for the November 5 Election
October 15 of each year is a day the Council takes to educate about the White Cane Law and promote safe, welcoming communities.
October is National Pedestrian Safety Month, a time to raise awareness about pedestrian safety for everyone, including people who are blind or low vision.
The Council has been exhibiting the work of artists who are blind or visually impaired at Gallery Night events in the fall for over a decade.
October is a big month for pedestrian safety! October is Pedestrian Safety Month and October 15 is White Cane Safety… Continue Reading Pedestrian Safety Month and White Cane Safety Day are Around the Corner
The Council is one of nearly 70 nonprofit organizations based in Dane County that benefit from the Community Shares of… Continue Reading Workplace Giving Makes Supporting the Council Easy
Date: September 24, 2024 Time: 6:30- 8:00 p.m. Cost: Free Online via Zoom Vision loss should not be a… Continue Reading Webinar: Make Your Plan to Vote in the November 5 Election
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Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired
