My EchoVision Glasses
By Myra Ross | From BayLines Express, March, 2026
My Agiga EchoVision glasses and I have been through many trials, let’s say growing pains, for me and them. I am a Pioneer, meaning I have had the glasses, which even now …
Making a Case for Vision: a Story of Inclusive Marketing for Assistive Tech
An accessible marketing campaign rooted in community, creativity, and joy
By Simon Miner | From BayLines Express, February, 2026
One of the things I love most about working in digital accessibility is how often it takes me somewhere unexpected. Over the years, that’s …
New Year’s Reflections
By Nona Haroyan | From BayLines Express, January, 2026
As the holidays come to a close and a new year begins, many of us find ourselves reflecting on more than just resolutions. This time of year can carry both warmth and …
The 2025 BSCB Year in Review
by David Kingsbury | From BayLines Express, December, 2025
This has been a year of notable accomplishments for BSCB. Our Board and committees have been hard at work addressing priority issues of benefit to our members and the Commonwealth’s blind and …
An Open Letter to Agencies, Schools, Rehabilitation Centers, and the Blind Community
by Stephen Theberge | From BayLines Express, October, 2025
To all agencies that serve the blind, schools for the blind, vision rehabilitation centers, and professionals who work with the blind population—this message is also for the blind community itself:
Each October, the world …
Reflections, Six Years Later
by Stephen Theberge | From BayLines Express, September, 2025
The story of my blindness has never been a single moment, but rather a lifetime of adjusting, adapting, and building resilience. I was legally blind from birth. Congenital glaucoma, cataracts, corneal edema—these …