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25 January 2019
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Will my children have Usher Syndrome?

This text is taken from Usher Syndrome Coalition website, where you can find more information about genetics for Usher syndrome   Children receive one copy of each chromosome from their mother (shown in green) and one copy from their father (shown in blue).
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#YellowTheWorld

How accessible are the cities and the places we live in? How could accessibility be improved? How difficult or easy is to travel in a given destination?
With the #YellowTheWorld map we collect stories of user experiences, to share best practices and help others to choose their travel destinations. Navigate the map, read other user experiences and tell us your story.
We care about you, we care about moving easily and safely. We want to #YellowTheWorld.

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The best videos that show how one sees with low vision

Here is a collection of videos that explain how a person with low vision sees. It is ofteh nard to explain to other people how you see, but surely these videos are helpful to understand Retinitis PIgmentosa, Stargardt or Macular Degeneration.

La Girobussola Onlus

The association La Girobussola, born in Bologna in october 2013, promote mobility of people with visual disability, intended as an opportunity to live a complete experience of travel, meeting, dialogue and exchange with a community, outside of the mainstream tourist networks and organized “all inclusive” tours.

vEyes Onlus

The vEyes project was born on June 20th, 2012 in order to initially create an open hardware / software platform, on which to integrate “building blocks”, that are solutions based on wearable technologies that can support people with visual impairment in daily actions (reading a text on paper, moving about avoiding obstacles, accessing drug information leaflets or label information on food products, integrating and making accessible biomedical devices such as glucometers or sphygmomanometers, etc.).

ARTEMISIA

The aim of Artemisia is to create a network of Italian parents with disabled children, so that they can support each other and share personal experiences and useful information.