This Tuesday, VIA: Visually Impaired Advancement’s education and development coordinator, Ray Zylinski, was a panelist for AAF Buffalo and Leadership Buffalo’s Equitable Marketing: Crafting Inclusive Communications for People with
April is Sports Eye Safety Month to raise awareness about preventing sports-related eye injuries and protecting our eyes while participating in sports and other recreational activities. One of the most
A low vision diagnosis can have a significant impact on a patient’s quality of life, making it difficult to perform everyday activities such as reading, driving, and recognizing faces. It
Shortly after Florence was born, she was diagnosed with Bilateral Microphthalmia and Bilateral Coloboma, qualifying her as legally blind. Upon diagnosis, Florence’s parents worked diligently to ensure success at home, school, and life! At
Each year AAF Buffalo recognizes deserving individuals and departments who have made an impact on Western New York’s advertising community through a handful of special awards. These awards are given
Erie County Executive 211 Day Proclamation & 211 of Western New York (211WNY) to celebrate national 211 Day with an $8,000 match campaign 211WNY has announced a matching donation campaign
You know you have a great deal to offer the workplace, but you may encounter supervisors, coworkers or hiring managers who see your vision loss before your abilities. It shouldn’t
WNY Living – January 7 – Visually Impaired Advancement Author: wgrz.com Published: 9:17 PM EST January 6, 2023 Updated: 9:17 PM EST January 6, 2023
Work Experience Training Programs for the Visually Impaired in Buffalo & WNY Your company is always trying to innovate and grow, to take root in the community, and have an
Small Business Saturday is November 26th, and to celebrate, we’d like to highlight some of our local partners. Whether you’re looking for the latest in fashion, jewelry, or holiday decorations,
