DiversiGO is a city tour company offering tours for everyone, particularly for people with disabilities. Last time I was in Budapest, I scheduled a tour with them. (more…)
Visiting the Souvenir Building Collectors Society convention
Recently I wrote about how my new building project helped me understand architecture so much better. But last week, when I attended the annual convention of the Souvenir Building Collectors Society, it took my appreciation to a new level. (more…)
Sensory Journey with the North Carolina Museum of Art
Recently I have attended a fascinating online event, organized by the North Carolina Museum of Art, the exact title is: Mindful Museum: Virtual Sensory Journey through Art. The concept is that people who are blind, visually impaired, or would otherwise benefit from a sensory style experience, can get to know one or two artifacts of..
United Airlines Inflight entertainment with a screen reader
United Airlines has been in the news recently about their accessibility features. One feature, which was introduced in 2019, is not often talked about, the screen reader on the Inflight Entertainment System. On a recent flight, I thought I would document its features. But first, let’s talk about the history of inflight entertainment for blind..
The Museum of Flight in Seattle
When I learned that the 2024 LEAD conference is taking place in Seattle, I had no doubt that I wanted to visit the museum of flight. But there was only one challenge: their approximately biweekly scheduled tours for blind and visually impaired people were not during the week of the conference. I made a reservation..
Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability Conference, a conference of inspiration
Last year, I had the pleasure of attending the Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD) Conference, highlighting its exceptional commitment to accessibility and inclusivity. This year, I returned to the conference, which was in Seattle this time, and while it was just as accessible and inclusive as last year, this time I would like..
Interview with Jessica Hipp, the COO of WayAround
One of my big finds this year was the WayTags which let me label things around me, and I discovered how to enhance my travel with them. I had a few conversations with Jessica, and I was just amazed by the creativity people can use WayTags to make their lives easier. I was curious, how..
Blind people at the Paralympics
People at the Paralympics compete in 10 different categories, depending on their disability. Eight of the categories are physical disabilities, one is visual impairment, and one is intellectual disabilities. Depending on the individual sports, people with only certain disabilities can compete. This post will only contain resources related to blind and visually impaired people following..
House from A Christmas Story
As I am always out searching for interesting museums, recently I found out that the house where the movie, "A Christmas Story" was filmed, at least parts of it, is open to the public. Not only, but there is also a museum and gift store next door. I couldn’t believe that it is 20 minutes..
Invisible dinner
For years I wanted to attend an invisible dinner, also called dinner in the dark, but either there wasn't one nearby or I didn't have time. But now I came across one in Kaposvár, which is in southwestern Hungary, right where one of my best friends lives. I thought I'd ask if he would like..