Karie Pinnix

Did you know braille is a vital tool for literacy for people who are blind or have low vision? Just as print opens doors for sighted readers, braille provides access to information, reinforces...

2 likes, 0 comments - nrtc_blv on August 10, 2026: "Why does braille still matter? What does the research tell us? Join NRTC's Jennifer Ottowitz and Dr. Michele McDonnall as they present "Making the Case for Braille: Research Findings...

It’s a statistic that gets repeated constantly: "70% of people who are blind or have low vision are unemployed." But does it actually hold up to the data? 📊 For this #ResourceWednesday, we are...

Vocational rehabilitation professionals— are you planning a White Cane Awareness Day event for October 15th? Our free guide, How to Host a White Cane Awareness Day Celebration, offers practical ideas...

Is a cybersecurity degree worth it? Find out the benefits of a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity, and learn how you can advance to a rewarding career in this dynamic field.

Today's fast fact highlights mental health struggles from our “Mental health among people with visual impairments" publication found here: https://lnkd.in/eCpVrvn3 Visual impairment can increase the risk of mental health challenges that affect

Our newest course, Adjusting to Vision Loss: What Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals Need to Know, is live! This course provides state vocational rehabilitation (VR) counselors with a practical, policy-aligned framework for understanding and

Social work practice models are a useful framework for human behavior in client settings. Learn how to apply practice models in your social work practice.

Strong grant proposal writing skills can help social workers secure funding that expands programs and improves services for individuals and communities. This article explains the essential components of an effective grant proposal, including need

How do older adults adjust to vision loss, and how can research drive real-world rehabilitation solutions? Join the American Foundation for the Blind tomorrow for an insightful session exploring preliminary research findings on how older Americans

As we get ready for World Braille Day on January 4, we're highlighting a NRTC course worth revisiting: Braille: What It Is, and Why It Is Important. Braille remains a powerful tool for literacy, independence, and access, both in school, at work,

New nurses often feel doubt in their first job. Discover tips to manage mistakes, ask questions, and build confidence in your nursing career

Obesity is a complex and misunderstood disease affecting more than 2 out of 5 Americans. A common narrative about obesity is that those who struggle w...

Your health doesn't take a summer break— why June is the perfect time for a checkup. Expert advice, key takeaways, and practical insights to help...

There's no doubt that exercising can be tough. And it's not only moving your body that's the challenging part— it's finding the time and energy in the middle...

Learn about how to join your local union to find nursing support. Expert advice, key takeaways, and practical insights to help you stay informed and ahead.

Yanely Espinal on her newest book, Mind Your Money, and how money newbies can learn about finances in a way that motivates them to live out their goals.

Pets can make nurses’ lives better, especially if they’re experiencing anxiety, depression, or another mental health issues