Wisconsin’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) have become a national model over the last 10+ years. Learn more about how ADRCs benefit older adults and people with disabilities of our communities in this article.
By Theresa Sweeney-Smith Congratulations, Class of 2014! As a Human Resources Director for 26 years, and a visually impaired member of the workforce, I would like to offer some tips for when you are interviewing for your first job. * You do not have to tell the interviewer over the phone that you have a…
By Annika Konrad I went to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) recently to surrender my driver’s license and apply for a state ID. I can’t say this is a day I was looking forward to. This is partly because no one looks forward to going to the DMV, but also partly because I did…
7 countries and 18 cities later, it was time to come home to America...
Looking for grace and beauty in everyday life
Working life with a visual impairment.
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
The intersection of life, love, and blindness
My life, music career, writing career and adventures.
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
The trials, triumphs, tears, and travels of a stay at home mom in the suburbs of Sin City
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
aging, disabled, assistance/service dog user? All are welcome!
Stories about blindness and visual impairment from people in Wisconsin
Showing America how to Live
The Outlook From Here 