This article is a copy of my letter to Cronkite School Dean Christopher Callahan about the need for accessibility. Finish Reading Letter to Cronkite School Dean Christopher Callahan About the Need for Accessibility
A new art exhibition at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport features clothing made from recycled materials. The artist, Nancy Judd, an environmental educator with over 20 years of experience in the recycling industry, began her career in art school. “I watched the garbage can next to the pop machine fill up with cans and that… Finish Reading Art Takes Off Down the Recycle Runway in New Airport Exhibition
Many of you have doubtless noticed that I haven’t been doing much blogging for quite sometime. Recent entries have primarily comprised redistribution of existing content with little or no additional commentary. There are numerous excuses and explanations for this absence. Some of you know the story, while many do not. In either case, I will… Finish Reading My First Week Back in the College Classroom
Is revisionist history at work in the blind community’s own electronic media outlets? Can important information and the opinions of certain people in the community simply be made to disappear from our public knowledge without comment? It appears, unfortunately, that there may be two clear cases of exactly this sort of thing happening in a… Finish Reading Is Revisionist History at Work in the Blind Community’s Own Online Media Outlets?
When I was in high school, I had a teacher’s aid named Gloria. Gloria came to the United States a long time ago from Burma. She’s a Karen, a member of an ethnic group that has been fighting for independence for more than 58 years. The Karen are officially represented by an organization known as… Finish Reading Objectivity versus Opinion, or the Difference Between Journalism and Evangelism