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Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN-US · 100 episodes
The presidential release is a monthly audio message from President Mark A. Riccobono that highlights the current activities of the National Federation of the Blind.
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Episode #29
President Mark Riccobono presents the National Federation of the Blind Presidential Release #563. He explains the organization’s affiliation structure as outlined in the NFB National Constitution and emphasizes the role of membership in the organized blind movement. He concludes with his customary closing remarks.
Episode #28
President Mark Riccobono presents the National Federation of the Blind Presidential Release #562. He reflects on the success of the 2026 NFB National Convention in Austin, Texas, and thanks everyone who helped make the event a success. He reminds chapters to begin preparing for Blind Equality Achievement Month and offers several examples of activities to promote the month. He concludes with his customary closing remarks. Important links: nfb.org/blind-month
Episode #27
President Mark Riccobono presents the National Federation of the Blind Presidential Release #561. He highlights the significance of the upcoming national convention in Austin, Texas. He emphasizes the importance of members’ engagement in shaping local and national policy, regardless of whether they attend the convention in person. He also announces the spring fundraising drive, which offers contributors of $25 or more a chance to win prizes while raising expectations for blind people. He concludes with customary closing remarks. Important links: nfb.org/convention nfb.org/give25
Episode #26
<p>President Mark Riccobono presents the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Presidential Release #560. He shares the announcement of the US Department of Justice’s interim final rule delaying the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II web accessibility rule, which requires and enforces accessibility standards for state and local government websites and mobile applications. He explains the history of the ADA, why the rule is significant, and how it affects the lives of blind Americans. He concludes with Federation family news and his customary closing remarks.</p>
Episode #25
President Mark Riccobono presents the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Presidential Release #559. He shares an update on the upcoming national convention. He discusses the NFB’s involvement in shaping Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and its impact on people with disabilities. He also emphasizes the importance of preserving the history of the organized blind movement and encourages chapters to document their efforts. He concludes with Federation family news and his customary closing remarks.
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