In addition to celebrating all things related to the white cane; including safety, usage, personalization, this monthly series also shares broad perspectives from those in the field, parents of B&VI children, advocates, technology and exciting news and events within the blind community. Cane EnAbled is published on the fourth Monday of each month.
CANE ENABLED | Audio Interview Editor’s Note Update: You can now access the second part of the interview with Meir Schneider here: Vision Improvement Through… Read More »Vision Improvement Through Self-Healing Part 1
CANE ENABLED | AUDIO INTERVIEW Editor’s Note: “Born Accessible,” the first time I heard this term was during the recording of today’s interview with Petr… Read More »Seeing The Spectrum | Petr Kucheryavyy
INTERVIEW Editor’s Note: When I met Ron Klein the first thing that stood out to me was how easy he was to talk with. The… Read More »Smart Daring Different | Featuring Ron Klein
CANE ENABLED An Unexpected Opportunity In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable. ~Dwight D. Eisenhower Recently, Bold… Read More »From Development To Delivery: An Inclusive Presentation’s Journey
Nasreen Bhutta takes us on the advocacy journey of Ed Henkler in an interview where he discusses thriving with sight loss.
CANE ENABLED Editor’s Note: At various points in my sight loss journey, I volleyed between acceptance and denial which are totally human and natural responses… Read More »Monumental Moment: The Passage To Acceptance
CANE ENABLED Editor’s Note As we continue practicing physical distancing, I hope you and your loved ones are well. I couldn’t quite sum up how… Read More »Stopping Traffic…With My Pride
CANE ENABLED Supporting Independence of Visually Impaired People Updated February 24, 2020. Originally published on October 23, 2018 “I asked him what he envisioned for… Read More »Pushing Boundaries…
CANE ENABLED Editor’s Note: The following article, originally published on October 12, 2018, is a work of fiction and is being republished from our Cane EnAbled… Read More »Embracing Disability Through Self-Expression