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The NRTC has developed many products informed by our decades of research into issues affecting people who are blind or have low vision (B/LV).  These free resources range from one-page handouts for individuals who  are B/LV to extensive resource guides for service providers and  administrators. Click through the buttons below to view the resources  listed by topic. 

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Link to Assistive Technology-Related Resources

Assistive Technology-Related Resources

These resources were developed from NRTC research on assistive technology (AT) use in the workplace by people who are blind or have low vision (B/LV)...

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Link to Employment Resources

Employment Resources

Resources related to helping B/LV people find and maintain a job

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Link to Transportation Resources

Transportation Resources

Resources to address transportation issues that impact employment

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Link to Transition Resources

Transition Resources

Resources for youth who are B/LV

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Link to Braille Resources

Braille Resources

This page is a resource for professionals and others interested in braille. Links to online courses and articles published by the NRTC related to braille are provided, along with resources for learning braille through other sources.

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Link to Accessibility Resources

Accessibility Resources

Resources for making documents, presentations, and designs more accessible

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Link to Deafblindness Resources

Deafblindness Resources

Resources to better understand the unique needs of people who are deafblind

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Link to Implicit Bias Association Test (IAT-BVI)

Implicit Bias Association Test (IAT-BVI)

The NRTC developed an IAT to measure implicit attitudes about the competence of individuals who are blind or visually impaired, the IAT-BVI. This test examines how readily a person associates the concept of competence with vision level (sighted or blind).

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Link to Business Enterprise Program

Business Enterprise Program

The BEP provides persons who are legally blind with an opportunity for employment and self-support through the operation of vending facilities on federal and other properties.

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Link to Does VR Agency Structure Matter?

Does VR Agency Structure Matter?

Learn about outcomes for B/LV people based on the type of VR agency in which they are served

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Link to Data Corner

Data Corner

Access employment-related statistics for people who are B/LV

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