Megan was first introduced to NWABA while searching for adaptive sports opportunities for her 9-year-old son, Sean, when she discovered Camp Spark in 2021(NWABA’s week-long youth camp). Sean had [...]
On October 23rd, Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) held its first ever beginner skateboarding clinic for blind and visually impaired youth at the Adidas Training Facility in [...]
NWABA is proud to announce that our VP of Programs & Services—Stacey Gibbins—was honored as Vancouver Business Journal’s “Accomplished and Under 40” Class of 2022. She was nominated in part [...]
Get ready for Giving Tuesday on November 29th! Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving that started in 2012 with the simple idea of encouraging people to do good. Since then, Giving Tuesday has [...]
After a three-year hiatus, Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) is happy to have brought back the Oregon Paralympic Experience for blind and visually impaired students from [...]
NWABA is growing and so is our team. Eric Tuttle joined NWABA as our Program Specialist in the Portland/Vancouver area in mid-September. Originally from Rochester, New York, Eric has settled into [...]
During the month of October, Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) is partnering with fellow non-profit, Blind Grace out of Louisiana, and encouraging blind and visually impaired (BVI) [...]
