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Blind Fathers, Husbands, Brothers, and Sons Are Rising Together

PASS Power Blog blind organization exclusive. Living with blindness presents unique challenges, but for blind men, the journey often extends far beyond accessibility and independence. Many are striving to become stronger husbands, more engaged fathers, supportive sons, dependable brothers, and positive role models within their families and communities. While society frequently places expectations on men […]

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Tech Tember Continues: Check out the hands on of the iPhone 18 Series & Duo Flip

PASS Power Blog show down/showcase Last time on the PASS Power Blog, we explored Google’s impressive Pixel 11 Pro XL and its deep integration of Gemini AI. This week, we’re expanding the conversation by looking at two more headline-grabbing devices: Apple’s iPhone 18 Series and the Duo Flip. While each device takes a different approach

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From iPhone Loyalty to Pixel Confidence: My First Two Weeks with the Pixel 11 Pro XL

For those who know me, Jay Paschall, you know I’ve been heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem since the days of iPhone OS 4 and the introduction of Siri. As a professional accessibility technology trainer, I’ve spent years teaching blind and low vision users how to get the most out of iPhones, iPads, Macs, and

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Seeing the Future: How AI Is Expanding Accessibility for Blind Creators

Artificial intelligence is transforming accessibility by helping blind and low vision users create and interact with digital content in ways that were once difficult or impossible. Today’s AI tools can generate images, create videos, build Word documents, analyze Excel data, and design PowerPoint presentations using simple conversational prompts. Applications such as Microsoft Seeing AI and

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Record and Remember: Just Press Record, Whisper Memos, and Transcribable

Three powerful “record and remember” tools are ready for Paschall Power readers: Just Press Record, Whisper Memos, and Transcribable. Each of these amazing apps lets you capture speech from your smartwatch, send it to your phone, and turn it into searchable text that you can review, edit, and share for work, Bible study, shopping, and

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SmartVision 3: Accessibility Smart Without the High Prices

In a world where smartphones have become an essential part of everyday life, finding a device that is both accessible and affordable can be a challenge for people who are blind or visually impaired. The SmartVision 3 Omni was designed to change that. Developed specifically with accessibility in mind, this Android smartphone combines the convenience of modern

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When Brothers Unite, Communities Rise: A Call to Leadership, Purpose, and Vision

The Brothers With Vision (BWV) family is honored to join the New Jersey Council of the Blind Annual Meeting on July 11, 2026, for what promises to be an inspiring afternoon of fellowship, empowerment, and shared purpose. This opportunity represents far more than a speaking engagement—it is a chance to advance a growing movement dedicated

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