19 October 2020
The Best Hearing Technology for Usher Syndrome,
Transcript of the presentation during USH2020Connections Week, organized by the Usher Syndrome Coalition.
Watche the video presentation here, with caption or ASL.
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27 September 2020
Yellow, the color of inclusion.
We have been hearing about yellow for some time. You see yellow everywhere.
In this la Repubblica article it was highlighted, in the last lines, how yellow could be the color of the future, despite the somewhat uncertain, not to say negative, past.
Read 26 September 2020
Paint It Yellow: #YellowTheWorld goes overseas
A group of Scout Girls, Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital Troop 1673 decided to initiate a challenge with the name PAINT IT YELLOW, inspired by the NoisyVision #YellowTheWorld campaign.
Read If it is called the Painters’ Path it will be because it is picturesque.
Easy.
The definitions of “picturesque” are many.
Read The experience of travel should be experienced by everyone, but opportunities to do so are often limited. This is where Travelear comes in, a virtual travel experience using immersive soundscapes of destinations around the world.
Read 13 May 2020
RI USH SIG – Spring Newsletter
Retina International Usher Syndrome Special Interest Group
Spring Newsletter – Update on events & news relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic
RI USH SIG
Dominique Sturz (AT), Melissa Chaikof (US), Carol Brill (IRL), Dario Sorgato (IT)
We hope that you are all fine and healthy despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read 20 April 2020
Arcobalegno (Rainbowood) or #EverythingWillBeBetter
I wish to share this work of art with friends and followers of NoisyVision.
It might seem born from the connection between the themes addressed in the last two Facebook LIVE of Yellow Happy Hour.
Read 10 April 2020
Trekking with NoisyVision
Call them journeys on foot or trekkings days, they have now gone from favorite ways to spend holidays and free time.
Read 9 April 2020
In the Mountains We Are All Equals
It was May 2016 when 12 visually impaired people departed from Bologna to Florence with the intention of painting the world of yellow, to make it more visible and accessible.
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