[CT-NFB] Civil Rights Museum Planning

[maryanne.melley at gmail.com]

Civil Rights Museum Planning:

The National Federation of the Blind has begun the initial planning of a
state-of-the-art museum dedicated to the civil rights struggle of blind
Americans, including the history of our organization as the leader in the
blind civil rights movement. Our museum will highlight the struggles,
triumphs, and challenges blind people have experienced and the contributions
we have made as we continue to secure our place in the world as fully
participating citizens. 

You can help with the planning of our museum by completing our online or
telephone survey. The online survey can be accessed by
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1byRFNrP1741YzcukC0pcG3s4_1ufxpRuPTGXAM_q-J
E/viewform?edit_requested=true> from our website, or by calling 229-632-7878
or toll-free 833-632-7878. The survey closes on February 11, so please
provide us your thoughts and suggestions as soon as possible.

 

Best Regards,

 

Maryanne Melley

President

National Federation of the Blind of Connecticut

860-212-5549

maryanne.melley at gmail.com

 

Together with love, hope, and determination, we transform dreams into
reality

 

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