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Be My Eyes: How a Simple App is Empowering the Blind Community Through Technology and Kindness

Submitted by Suleman Arshad on

Be My Eyes: How a Simple App is Empowering the Blind Community Through Technology and Kindness

In a world driven by technology, few apps truly change lives but Be My Eyes has done just that. For millions of blind and low-vision people like me, it’s more than just an app; it’s a bridge to independence, confidence, and human connection.

Canadian Currency: A Model of Accessibility for the Visually Impaired

Submitted by Suleman Arshad on

Many countries claim to practice inclusion, but as a blind traveler, I have often found that accessibility is not always a reality. One of the first things I notice in any new country is the accessibility of its currency notes. For a visually impaired person, identifying money is crucial for independence. Regardless of education or employment, if one cannot distinguish currency notes, financial autonomy becomes a challenge.