Designed for rehabilitation professionals, special educators, blindness agencies, and people with visual impairments and covers new technology for people with visual impairments. Articles discuss the latest computer technologies and trends, and offer the latest in new products, product modification, accessibility issues and interviews with notable professionals in the field of visual impairment. Includes coverage of related conferences and training information.

Designed for blind women. Extracts useful articles from popular mainstream women's magazines and anthologies, giving readers access to information and leisure reading they wouldn't have otherwise.

Background & Format: Journalistic.org aims to provide content for upcoming journalists on a wide range of issues as well as liaise with national newspapers. Covers property, education, golf, lifestyle and business as well as legal guides, opinions and quotes as well as the workplace. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached at info@journalistic.org Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not disclose the number  

Published as the leading publication of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB). Written for the blind, their friends and families, teachers, employers, rehabilitation workers, legislators, vendors of products for the blind, and anyone interested in learning more about blindness. Covers the events and activities of the National Federation of the Blind and addresses the many issues and concerns of the blind. Offers a positive philosophy about blindness to both blind readers and the public at large by providing a vehicle for advocacy and protection of civil rights. Addresses social concerns affecting the blind, discusses issues relating to employment, education, legislation and rehabilitation. Provides news of technology and aids and appliances used by the blind and features many of the leading blind persons in the country. Dedicated to helping people learn and understand that the blind, through the actions and philosophy of the National Federation of the Blind, are living successful and independent lives.

Published monthly for blind and visually impaired individuals and available in braille, large print, half-speed four track cassette tape, computer CD and via e-mail. Provides articles on employment, legislation, advocacy, and disability and civil rights issues. Also includes features on sports and leisure activities and new products and services of particular interest to people who are blind or visually impaired.