[Ohio-talk] Presenting "Mini Informative Teleconference Clips"

[Patricia McPherson]

Hi,
Interesting conference clip. I’m interested in attending next year, if offered.

Pat

> On May 10, 2019, at 3:53 PM, Suzanne Turner <smturner.234 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Good Afternoon,,
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> The National Federation of the Blind of Ohio, Cleveland Chapter is happy to present mini informative teleconference conversations and interviews; which we hope will be encouraging, inspirational and useful to you and others who are concerned with the blind.
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> The Ohio Braille Literacy Program has been a great opportunity for the blind to have as an alternative tool that assists with independence, safety and a way to document and communicate for Ohio blind individuals. The Cleveland Chapter, Regina Mason, Gloria Conway and Theresa McKenney discuss how Braille has impact there lives during a conversation with me. Follow the steps below and listen to their conversation on Braille, instruction, mentors and more.
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> So, I would like to present, “Mini Informative Teleconference Clips” that will be distributed monthly edifying the programs, advocacy and  initiatives of the National Federation of the Blind by way of the Cleveland Chapter.
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> To listen
> Step 1:
> Dial, (605) 313-4910
> Step 2:
> Code: 246345 and hit pound
> Step 3:
> Input reference 7 and listen to the prompts
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> Please keep in mind that this is the first of many. Note: One of my favorite artist is Regina Bell: which I call Regina Mason.
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> Suzanne
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>   Suzanne Hartfield-Turner, President
> NFBOH-Cleveland Chapter
> C: (216) 990-6199
> P: (641) 715-3900
> Ex: 582705
> A: PO Box 141077
> Cleveland, Ohio 44114
> E: President.NFB.ClevelandOhio at Gmail.com
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> Please visit and take a moment to like our Facebook Page!
> https://m.facebook.com/NationalFederationOfTheBlindOfOhioClevelandChapter/
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> The National Federation of the Blind knows that blindness is not the characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the expectations of blind people, because low expectations create obstacles between blind people and our dreams. You can live the life you want; blindness is not what holds you back.
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