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This image displays three views of the same photo featuring a yellow Lab and a black Lab puppy seated side by side. The first frame is obscured in the center to demonstrate central vision loss. The second is obscured around the periphery to demonstrate tunnel vision, and the third is blurred with sporadic obstructions to demonstrate spotted or blurred vision.

Blindness Awareness Month: Types of Vision Loss

Oct 08, 2023

Categories: Access & Etiquette, GDB Community, Blindness Awareness

Workshop attendees are seated together in front of the GDB sign on a sunny day. Some attendees hold their white canes in front of them. All are smiling at the camera.

How to Make Your Digital Spaces More Inclusive and Accessible

Jun 05, 2023

Categories: Access & Etiquette, Advocacy, GDB Community

A combo image showing two photographs of people walking through an airport with their guide dogs.

GDB and TSE Collaborate to Help Airlines and Airports Assist Travelers Who Are Visually Impaired

May 20, 2021

Categories: Access & Etiquette, Advocacy, Travel

Chari Chauvin and her guide dog, Haviland

Graduations Celebrate New Possibilities for Clients

Apr 26, 2021

Categories: Access & Etiquette, Advocacy, GDB Alumni

A black Lab guide dog walking briskly beside a person whose legs are shown.

California Assembly Bill 468

Apr 01, 2021

Categories: Access & Etiquette, Advocacy