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Los Angeles Chapter Speaker Event "Traveling Blind"
- Jun 17, 2026
- 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (PDT)
- Virtual
Community EventFeaturing Ally Echevarria from Mind’s Eye Travel
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- Jun 17, 2026
- 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. (EDT)
- 2281 Kenny Rd, Columbus, OH 43210
Community EventJoin the Foundation Fighting Blindness for Vision Connection, an enriching and supportive gathering across the Foundation Chapter network for the blind and low vision community.
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A Race Against Blindness Commits $1 Million to Advance Gene-Agnostic Therapeutic Approaches
Foundation NewsThe commitment directs $775,000 to the RD Fund, to be matched dollar for dollar, and $225,000 to a Foundation Fighting Blindness research award, advancing approaches that can help patients regardless of the gene causing their retinal disease
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Seeing the Whole Person: What Our Community Is Telling Us About Mental Health and Vision Loss
WellnessTwo new surveys, one from people living with blinding diseases and one from the therapists trained to support them, point to the same conclusion: specialized mental health care matters, and the Foundation Fighting Blindness community wants more of it.
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Speakers joining the Foundation Fighting Blindness for the United in Vision 2026 conference.
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Taking the Stage for Stargardt
Beacon StoriesDiagnosed with Stargardt disease at age nine, Havah Fleisner spent years feeling isolated by her vision loss before discovering confidence through pageantry and advocacy. Now, as Miss Northern Lights Teen 2026, she’s using her platform to create community, raise awareness, and inspire others living with blinding diseases.
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Local resources for your stay in Ft Worth, TX
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Research News
2020 Llura Liggett Gund Award recipient honored for pioneering gene therapy that transformed vision research.
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10 People Explain How the Right Therapist Changed Everything
WellnessFrom overcoming trauma to embracing self-worth, these stories reveal how the right therapist can transform challenges into growth and healing.
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Two Twins, One Rare Diagnosis, and a Family Holding on to Hope
Invisible DisabilityRaising two twins with the same rare condition comes with challenges that many people cannot see. Everyday tasks often require extra patience, planning, and support. Our twins may experience the world differently, but they face it with courage every day.
