Learn how community-centered design and lived experience are shaping the future of assistive technology and accessibility.

A powerful conversation on navigating vision loss, assistive technology, and independence with the creator of Legally Blind No Limits.

Explore how AI is transforming accessibility for blind and low vision users through community-driven learning and assistive technology innovation.

Discover the story behind Eko Vision Foundation and how lived experience drives inclusive assistive technology innovation for the blind and low vision community.

I never expected that my life would take such a sharp turn in adulthood, at the height of my purpose, leadership, and clarity. My calendar was filled with keynote speeches, consulting projects, nationwide systems-change work, and parenting responsibilities. Then, without warning, my eyesight shifted—subtly at first, then drastically. And suddenly, I was living in a world that no longer looked like mine. My journey into legal blindness began with Acute Zonal Occult Outer Retin

The world of accessibility has been revolutionized by the smartphone. Features like screen readers, GPS navigation apps, and powerful object recognition tools have become indispensable aids for many people who are blind or low vision. However, in our rush to embrace these digital solutions, we often overlook a crucial reality: not every blind person uses, or even owns, a smartphone. This isn't about being resistant to technology; it’s about acknowledging real-world barriers a

The world of Artificial Intelligence is experiencing a revolution, transforming everything from enterprise workflows to how we connect and live. But as this wave of innovation sweeps across the globe, a critical question remains: is this future truly being built for everyone? Eko Vision Foundation was at the heart of the conversation at the prestigious NVIDIA GTC 2025 conference, advocating for an emphatic "Yes!" to that question . Our presence at this premier gathering of AI