As most of the world pivoted during the pandemic, NWABA did too and began offering virtual programming to its athletes at home. Beginning with one or two classes per week, NWABA now offers [...]
Members of our Champions Legacy Society ensure that individuals with visual impairments will always have the opportunity to build the confidence, friendships and independence they need to achieve [...]
As part of our growth initiative, NWABA started offering programs and services for individuals who are blind and visually impaired in the state of Montana in 2012, through a partnership with the [...]
Most of you who are already familiar with NWABA may have come across Erik Selden, either by name or hearing him speak at one of our many events. We’d like to introduce Erik to everyone through [...]
Program expansion in Idaho is making a fast impression across the state’s southwestern region and keeps moving forward. To date, NWABA has provided life-changing opportunities to 57 [...]
Did you know that NWABA hosts mid-week snow sports programs during the winter? January 18th marked the start of our six-week skiing and snowboarding series at Mount Hood Meadows in Oregon. 2023 [...]
While most people think of going to camp as a summer event, NWABA’s Camp Spark winter sessions offer even more opportunities for youth and young adults who are blind and visually impaired. Our [...]
In honor of World Braille Day, celebrated on January 4th, we’d like to share a brief history and a few fun facts about the man who invented the braille communication system. Louis Braille [...]
