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Hi guys! I was inspired and galvanized with hope by the amazing legislative webinar AER did a week or two ago, and want to share it with you. I was so pleased that the panelists focused on how to

Pasco county schools in the Tampa area are in need of OMS support for a small caseload of students around the county. If you know of anyone in the area who could help between now and the end of the

A reminder that the discounted, early registration deadline for Envision Conference 2025 has been extended! Several O&M sessions and multiple accessibility updates and vendors of interest. Twenty-one

I was fortunate enough to work with Larry Skutchan and Rob Meredith on Nearby from the beginning. So, I will be more than happy to pass along your comments. Of course, I hope you'll also take the

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Please join APH in making accessible GPS even better. Confidentially, APH is taking over the app currently known as GoodMaps Outdoors. We are adding a Virtual mode and hopefully transit integration.

Maybe some tactile tape? I have no idea of the cost, but Amazon uses something similar to this: https://professionals.tarkett.com/en_EU/collection-C000285-tactile-strips to make routes for their

Thanks for your input, Dona! I definitely do not want my students falling off of the stage, as your friend did! I got some really great ideas from this thread, so thanks so much to everyone who had

Thanks for the floor tile idea! That's an economical option.

I love the transition tape idea! I also am going to show the person funding my project the podotactile options as well. Thanks for your help!

The taped cord is a great idea! Thanks for your suggestion!

Hi Suzanne, For somewhat temporary installation (e.g. for specific rehearsals and performances) some have taken cordage/rope and put tape over the top. This allows there to be a tactile indicator of

Hi Suzanne, I have gone down a similar search and found a few options outside the US described as podotactile indoor strip. I didn’t purchase any. I am also a fan of taping over a cord/rope as

Hello Suzanne, Last summer the group I was working with used cords taped securely to the floor to provide boundaries and places to stand on the stage. I’m sure thick rope under the tape could work

Oh, Suzann, I applaud your initiative and hope that you find the materials you need. I’m only reaching out to share the gratifying experience I had working with Stanley Robert Morgan, the actor who

Hello! I am wondering if anyone has ever had the opportunity to make a school stage more safe by putting some kind of tactile border near the edge of the stage. I wanted to put truncated domes on the

Tee hee. THANK you, I’m so glad you like it!!! — Dona ————————— Dona Sauerburger, COMS Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind www.sauerburger.org

Oh wow, Jen, thank you SO much! Having you in Part 2, one of several participants analyzing a situation and assessing its risk from the perspective of an experienced traveler made such a wonderful,