AOMC6
Thanks to Jeremy Hill for sharing this great snap from the recent AOMC6 in Melbourne! If anyone has any other pictures or stories they’d like to share from the conference weekend, please send them in to omaaustralasia@gmail.comÂ
Call for Papers for the 2018 edition of JPEVI
Dear OMAA members,
Please see attached the Call for Papers for the 2018 edition of JPEVI. From 2018, we are aiming to extend the readership of the Journal by ensuring it is available electronically on the SPEVI website. We are also exploring other electronic database options to increase readership.
It is critical that we continue to publish high quality research and practice within the field of vision impairment. I am very happy to discuss or assist if you feel you need some assistance in how to put together a suitable paper.
For your information, the 2017 issue of JPEVI is in the final stages of publication and will be sent to all SPEVI members very shortly.
Dr Bronwen Scott
Convening Editor, JPEVI
Stable Genius: Britain’s first guide horse for blind people
An American miniature horse is training to become a faithful assistant to a visually impaired man from Lancashire – and causing quite a stir on the streets of Blackburn. Read the full article here!
Access and Inclusion through Technology Newsletter
A round up of news from the world of accessible technology.