26K views · 622 reactions | Ever wonder how someone who is blind or visually impaired uses a computer? With screen-reading software like JAWS, every word and keystroke is read aloud - making technology more accessible for everyone! Alt text: An FBC adult student sits at a computer with a monitor, explaining how people who are blind or visually impaired use technology. On-screen text shares: “How do I use a computer if I'm visually impaired?" | Foundation for Blind Children | Facebook

Deaf Roots & Pride Transitions – Online Support Scotland’s Deaf Roots & Pride team have launched an online support service for young people who are making the move to college or uni in the coming months. If you need advice on anything relating to your next steps, such as communication support or apprenticeships, you can book a slot and talk with the team via video chat. Online support will be available Mondays and Fridays between 1pm and 3pm. If you live in the central belt of Scotland and are a

Deaf Roots & Pride (DRP) Scotland - Wee BSL Blethers In this month's edition of Wee BSL Blethers, we were joined by Kristers Lukins, one of our Youth Advisory Group (YAG) members, who chatted with Will Clark about his career journey as a filmmaker and photographer. We would like to thank The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland and The Robertson Trust for funding the DRP Transitions Scotland project. | British Deaf Association