The dust on the shoes.
I just pass a finger on the hard leather. I should put the cream on to soften it.
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11 January 2019
Airbnb Social Impact Experiences to Support NoisyVision
Last weekend we kicked off a new NoisyVision project, thanks to Airbnb Social Impact Experiences. This is a new way to promote causes, build awareness, and raise funds.
Read It’s Monday, the first Monday of November. The monumental entrance of the Scuola Holden welcomes us majestically under the light rain that accompanies the reawakening of the city of Turin, after a weekend full of cultural and musical initiatives.
Read 18 October 2018
The Donkeys Like It Yellow – A new accessible trekking
In May 2016, NoisyVision promoted a journey along the Via degli Dei, for the blind and partially sighted, The Gods Like It Yellow
The event was a resounding success, thanks to the help of the volunteers of the CAI Bologna East, Mario Fantini section and the support of many people and institutions of the villages we passed, including the municipal administrations.
Read 21 August 2018
#Victor4RP. Marathon for Retinits Pigmentosa
On the 14th October 2018 Victor will run the GENERALI MÜNCHEN MARATHON. Victor is blind as a consequence of Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare genetic disorder that involves a breakdown and loss of cells in the retina.
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We were proud to sponsor the Inclusive Tandem Ride, giving people, who would otherwise not be able to, the chance to enjoy a bike ride.
Read 20 June 2018
The consequences of #YellowTheWorld
Exactly one year ago the #YellowReykjavik workshop began
Summer solstice is a good reminder, as it translates into midnight sun in Iceland: the dream of many visually impaired people with limited night vision.
Read Artemisia e.V. and NoisyVision organize
a two-hour tandem tour to involve blind, visually impaired and other people with mild disabilities, who will enjoy a tandem ride guided by able-bodied volunteer pilots.
Read 23 April 2018
Blind Images. Photographers without sight. Polytechnic University of Milan meets Usher Syndrome
During the summer of 2017 Stefano Scagliarini contacted NoisyVision to request assistance for his thesis at Politecnico di Milano. We immediately answered, convinced that an external and artistic point of view on Usher syndrome would help to the awareness of the condition.
Read 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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