On Christmas Night, NFL 360 aired a special featuring Alphapointe’s Cameron Black and his passion for Chiefs’ football. Read and subscribe to his blog: The Blind Quarterback.
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The special also featured CEO Reinhard Mabry; Office Products employees, Maurice Atkins and Tiffany Eddins; and Low Vision Intake Coordinator, Cheryl Rayburn talking about Alphapointe’s mission and vision!
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Alphapointe received notice from the United States Patent and Trademark Office that the organization’s application for a patent for the Junctional Hemorrhage Control Plate has been formally approved. The patent approval is the latest in a series of developments for Alphapointe’s Tactical/Medical Division, which now has eight patents/patent-pending products designed to improve the well-being and…
(Originally published in the New York Times by Patricia R. Olsen on 9/28/2018) Jay Browder, 43, is a machine operator at Alphapointe in Kansas City, Mo. When did you become blind? I lost my sight at 19 when I got shot in the face in a gun accident. I had left high school early to go…
Four students who study with Alphapointe staff members placed among the top three students at the annual Braille Challenge national competition held on the campus of the University of Southern California and announced during an awards ceremony on Saturday, June 25. Salome Cummins, a former Kansas City area resident who now lives in St. Charles,…
(Originally published in the Queens Tribune by Jon Cronin on September 26, 2017) Alphapointe—a nonprofit that aids the education, advocacy and employment of legally blind people—announced on Tuesday the purchase of its new location in Richmond Hill. The lease for the Midwest-based nonprofit’s Brooklyn location will end in January and the group plans on opening…
This article was written by Lyra, a longtime Alphapointe Technology Camp participant who will begin her sophomore year of high school in the fall. Alphapointe is a non-profit based in Kansas City, Mo., that has many services and opportunities for both youth and adults with visual impairments. They give visually impaired and blind adults job…
Gale S. Pollock is a retired United States Army Major General who served as the Deputy Surgeon General of the United States Army from October 2006 to March 2007, and also as chief of the Army Nurse Corps.