Greeting from Inclusive Globe, Bangalore, India. We are organizing an Accessible Trip for Visually Impaired Community in India. now we are taking approx 30 people to Goa on 8th November 2019 for 3 days and 2 nights in just RS8000/- ( All inclusive) from Bangalore. .
Any Visually Impaired, their Friends, Family members can be a part of it. Special Attention
Ludo and Snakes and Ladders are board games that many children love to play. Thanks to heritage architect and access consultant Siddhant Shah, these games can now be played by children who are blind and low vision as well.
Games period has now become cause for much excitement at the Kamla Mehta Blind School in Dadar, Mumbai. Everyday you find students gathered around a table playing Snakes and Ladders, Ludo, X&O to name a few.
National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research – Guwahati
(Dept. of Pharmaceuticals, Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers, Govt. of India)
C/o NEMCARE Group of Institutions,
Santipur, Parli Part, NH-37,
Mirza, Assam-781125
Employment Notification No:. NIPER-G/01/2019, Date: 22/08/2019
TogetherWeCan, a prominent parents support group in Kerala recently sent a petition to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) highlighting the plight of students with disabilities in schools and the need for an inclusive educational environment. Both CBSE and state government run schools in Kerala have not rightly implemented the RPWD Act, 2016 which is clear violation of laws. This is our focus on #StoryOfTheWeek.
A three-day Conference on Assistive Technologies will be held from 14th to 17th October 2019 in IIT Delhi, Sonepat Campus. The conference follows on the success of EMPOWER 2018 and is being organized to bring together all researchers, user organizations, industries as well as policymakers engaged with the issues
involved in the development, production, and dissemination of assistive technology solutions.
VISVA-BHARATI SANTINIKETAN
Advertisement No - 6/2019 dated 31.08.2019
Highlights of the advertisement are given below, for complete details visit http://www.visvabharati.ac.in/files/964310819_Advt_6-2019.pdf
.The last date for receiving application by the University is 20.10.2019 within 6.00 p.m
(Visva-Bharati, an institution of National Importance, functions as a unitary, teaching and residential University established by the Act of Parliament of India -1951)
In My Take this week, we have Ajay Kumar Reddy, Captain of India's Blind Cricket team. Along with following his passion for cricket, this 29 year old works as the Assistant Manager for a leading national bank.
Scientists from Switzerland and Italy are working on a technology for blind people that will bypass the eyeball directly and transmit visual signals. Called OpticSELINE, the technology has been successfully tested on rabbits.
Kalinid College
(University of Delhi)
East Patel Nagar,
New Delhi-110008
Tel: 011-25787604
Email: kalindisampark.du@gmail.com
Website: www.kalindi.du.ac.in
Advt.No. KC/TS Appointment 2019
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Divyang or Disabled? Person with autism or autistic? World over, the disability sector is divided on the correct terminology and as Monika Kshatriya, member of Goa-based advocacy group, iDare points out, the debate should lead us in India to seriously think about the need to develop an inclusive language.
Across the disability sector, the house is divided on politically correct terminology or Inclusive Language. Not just over terms that are usable but whether we must stress on it at all considering that there are far bigger issues to deal with.
Disability is often overlooked in the quest for wokeness.
Race, class, gender, sexual orientation are often more readily apparent than disability, carry far less stigma, are a lot sexier and even come with a rainbow! It makes sense to pay attention to disability, though: it’s powerful intersection between all things (race, class, gender, sexual orientation), and of course, is the only minority group anyone can join any day.
NuEyes allowing the visually impaired to see
What is NuEyes?
NuEyes is the future of wearable technology allowing those with low vision to see and take part in everyday tasks, such as reading and being able to see a loved ones face. NuEyes Smartglasses are electronic, lightweight, and compact allowing for hands-free use.
What conditions does NuEyes help?
Our company was founded by two U.S. veterans. Our glasses and software have been modified to assist people with visual impairments and to provide a platform for further feature development.
We want to give the visually impaired the opportunity to have a normal life and partake in everyday tasks without their vision disabling them.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MANAGEMENT Deemed to be University (De-novo Category) under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 An Autonomous Institution under Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India Plot No. 97,
Sector 56, HSIIDC Industrial Estate, Kundli,
District-Sonepat,
Haryana-131028
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I recently moved from my home of 26 years.
When I was on the hunt for a new place, I wasn’t willing to just move into any random house, townhouse, condo, or apartment. No way, and I had my reasons.
Education and career prospects in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are elusive for many blind and low vision people in India. The Inclusive Stem is out to change that. Read more about the young people behind this much needed initiative.
A member of the risk analytics team at NBFC Clips Capital, 22-year-old Shakul Raj Sonkar uses artificial intelligence (AI) in his work. The 22-year-old loves data sciences and being part of an emerging field globally is very exciting.
Announcing – An Exciting Program from Vision-Aid
Programming in Python - Classes for the VI and the blind.
Applications open for Fall Semester 2019
Limited Enrollment. Apply soon!
Application closing date:
10th September 2019
Overview
Tribune News Service
Shimla, August 25
As many as 250 visually impaired patients got their vision restored at the Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC) and hospital with the help of donated eyes. Over 1,100 live donors have donated their eyes to the IGMC eye bank.
This has come to light on the eve of National Eye Donation Fortnight, being launched by the Health Department to facilitate cadaver as well live eye donations, from August 25 to September 8.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : “If a person is determined to work hard and achieve bigger things. Then blindness or other impediments will not be a barrier for them,” says P Balaraman, a national chess champion.
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