[NFB-NM] Fwd: Focus on the Jacobus tenBroek Library and CENA

[Adelmo Vigil]

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> From: "Mark Riccobono, President of the National Federation of the Blind " <IOF at nfb.org>
> Date: September 16, 2019 at 4:18:07 AM MDT
> To: Adelmo Vigil <nfbnewmexicopresident at gmail.com>
> Subject: Focus on the Jacobus tenBroek Library and CENA
> Reply-To: "Mark Riccobono, President of the National Federation of the Blind " <IOF at nfb.org>
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> IMAGINEERING OUR FUTURE
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> President's Letter
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> Sharing and preserving the stories of blind people is one of the central projects at the National Federation of the Blind. President Riccobono invites you to visit.
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> Step into a One-of-a-Kind Library
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> It preserves our history and connects our community. It is the only research library on blindness that is owned and controlled by the blind. Learn about the National Federation of the Blind Jacobus tenBroek Library.
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> Explore Nonvisual Access Technology
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> Technology creates opportunities. For the blind, the technology needs to be nonvisually accessible. With the right support, that is absolutely possible. Our Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Access is that support.
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> Latest News at the NFB
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> Blind people push back on The Breakfast Club’s low expectations. Also, learn about a new ruling in favor of blind college students and our legal program's efforts encouraging accessibility for employment. Read the latest news.
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> Take Action this Month
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> Stay involved in the National Federation of the Blind. There are so many ways to support and take action. You can share in Meet the Blind Month activities, follow our back-to-school series of podcasts, and more.
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> Important Dates
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> Mark your calendars: More accessibility boutiques, 2020 Washington Seminar, Jacobus tenBroek Disability Law Symposium, and the 2020 National Convention in Houston. Read the important dates.
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> Read the complete issue online.
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> The National Federation of the Blind knows that blindness is not the characteristic that defines blind people or their future. Every day we raise the expectations of and for blind people, because low expectations create obstacles between blind people and our dreams. We can live the lives we want; blindness is not what holds us back. Please join us in our work by becoming a member, attending an event, sharing this newsletter, or supporting our programs.
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