ACB strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life for all blind & visually impaired people.
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ALT Graphic of the ACB logo on a purple background with an icon of a checklist and the text “National Checklist Day, October 30.”
ALT Graphic of a United States map with white-colored pins representing the locations of the Meta smart glasses distribution events. Above the map is the text “Meta Smart Glasses Distribution Events for Blinded Veterans.” The pins for Grand Rapid, Tulsa, and SeaTac are colored green to represent events being held on October 30. The ACB logo appears at the top of the graphic.
ALT Megan Meigs speaks into a microphone on the stage during the general session at the 2026 ACB Convention in St. Louis.
ALT Dr. Joel Snyder (left) with Scott Thornhill (right) at the AFB Leadership Summit.
ALT Left to right: Scott Thornhill, former AFB President Carl Augusto, and Kevin Lynch.
ALT Matt Selm and his two daughters standing outside in the grass. Matt holds his younger daughter in his arms while his older daughter stands beside him.
ALT Graphic of the ACB logo on a purple background with the text “National Mentoring Day.” The words Guide, Empower, Inspire appear in a text box, separated by purple stars.
ALT Cindy smiling as she hugs her new guide dog, Autumn.
ALT Claire and her guide dog, Tulane (center), with University of California ADA and Accessibility Compliance Officer Lauren Tuzzolino (left) and Claire’s friend Joy Harris (right). They stand in front of a backdrop featuring the Amazon and World Institute on Disability logos.
ALT Claire (right) with Judy Szabo from the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) at the screening. A framed black-and-white photograph of Judy Heumann sits on the table in front of them.
ALT Palmetto Council of the Blind President and ACB board member Jennifer Bazer (left) sits with veteran Don Richardson (right) after he received his Meta glasses.
ALT U.S. Army veterans Latoshia (left) and Tamika (right) with their new Meta glasses.
ALT JoAnne from Meta (left) helps U.S. Army veteran Curtis Anderson (right) set up his new Meta glasses.
ALT White headphones icon on purple background with the text “Advocacy Update Now Available” below. At the bottom is the website link ACB.org/advocacyupdate.
ALT U.S. Army veteran Derrick Price tries on his new Meta glasses. His first phone call using the glasses was to his wife.
ALT Palmetto Council of the Blind President Jennifer Bazer (left) speaks with U.S. Navy veteran Jim Olson (right) at a table. Jim is wearing his Meta smart glasses.
ALT U.S. Army veteran Jody Stedman, who was thrilled to receive his new glasses and said he was ready to start using them right away.
ALT Left to right: ACB Advocacy Fellow Sienna Gaskins; Grace Hart; ACB Advocacy Fellow Caitlyn Douglas; and ACB Advocacy Fellow Ariana Pelayo.
ALT Rectangular graphic with a blue background and an array of red, white and blue graphical fireworks of different sizes. Three of these fireworks frame photos of people with different disabilities working in various environments. Below the images, the words “Celebrating Value and Talent, National Disability Employment Awareness Month” appear. In the upper-left of the graphic is the website address dol.gov/odep.
ALT Photo of a man and a woman sitting at a desk reviewing financial documents. At the top is the text “It’s National Estate Planning Awareness Week!” and at the bottom are the ACB and FreeWill logos.