
ALT Graphic featuring ink blue, bright blue, and cyan accents. At the top is bold text that reads, "Did you know?" underlined with yellow. Below that is a screenshot of Google Chrome Reading Mode, using Atkinson Hyperlegible text and an increased font size on the Braille Institute website. White text on an ink blue background reads, "You can make any website low vision friendly with the Atkinson Hyperlegible font through Google Chrome's Reading Mode!"

ALT "Text on a light blue background reads, "Join Us! Join us in celebrating Andrew Leland, author of the Pulitzer Prize finalist memoir, 'The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight.' Time: 10:00 am PT. Date: Wednesday, July 31st. Location: Braille Institute Los Angeles Library. Register at https://brailleinstitute.org/bioa-event/andrew-leland-the-country-of-the-blind-reading-and-conversation. To the right of this text is a photo of Andrew Leland smiling as he sits on an outdoor bench with his hands in his lap."

ALT The top half of the image features the Braille Institute logo and white text on an ink blue background that says: Join us at this year's conference to learn about Atkinson Hyperlegible: A Uniquely Accessible Font. The bottom half of the image features the logo for the 39th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference taking place March 18-22, 2024 at the Anaheim Marriott.

ALT Image Description: Braille Institute logo in upper left. White text on an ink blue background reads: White Cane Safety Tips for Sighted People - Stop your car at least 2 feet from a crosswalk. - If you have a hybrid or electric vehicle, increase the radio volume so white cane users can hear your car. - Avoid honking at individuals using a white cane. They have no idea why you are honking, and may think it's a signal that it's safe to cross. - Ask for permission before trying to assist a white cane user, unless it is an emergency.















