Vision loss doesn’t mean giving up the things you enjoy. Here is a list of resources on hobbies, activities, and interests that can be adapted for accessibility. Explore new ideas, rediscover old favorites, and find inspiration for staying engaged.
Braille
Braille Authority of North America
Braille Through Remote Learning
Music
Music By Ear: learn guitar, piano, or other instruments non-visually
Sports
Accessible Outdoor Adventures: Environmental Travel Companions
Beep Baseball: National Beep Baseball Association
Skiing: American Blind Skiing Foundation
US Association of Blind Athletes: goalball, soccer, endurance races, and much more
Technology
American Foundation for the Blind’s AccessWorld: A trusted source of information for the intersection of disability and technology. Published quarterly, view our honest commentary, expert insights, and trending discussions in AccessWorld®.
Computers for the Blind: provides refurbished computers with accessibility software, as well as training and other services to individuals across the United States
Hadley’s Technology Workshops: free workshops on iPhone, iPad, Android, computer, and other useful tech
Top Tech Tidbits: The world’s #1 online resource for current news and trends in access technology
Veterans
Blinded Veterans Association: serving blind veterans since WWII