AIDB News
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The Power of Good
The Alabama Power Foundation has partnered with AIDB to do great things together for the good of Alabama’s students who are served by AIDB.
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Christmas Cheer in July!
Fourteenth Annual Christmas in July raises over $106K for students at AIDB.
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Band! Ten Hut!
With those words, the ASB Marching Band was called to attention and marched down Boylston Street in downtown Boston and into AIDB history!
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Stephanie Pizza named Director of the Center for Assistive Technology Training
Stephanie Pizza has been named the Director of the Center for Assistive Technology Training.
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Alabama Industries for the Blind Names Honors Workers of the Year
Jena Smith and Marquita Young are celebrated for their outstanding commitment and excellence in the workplace.
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AIDB Legislative Day: Bringing Legislators and Limitless Futures Together
AIDB revived its annual pilgrimage to the Alabama State House in Montgomery to bring the limitless spirit of AIDB’s students and consumers to Alabama’s lawmakers.
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AIDB President Named Hero For Sight
John Mascia, Au.D., President of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) was named the Hero for Sight at the 10th annual Hero for Sight event held by Sight Savers America.
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Donors Support “Shining the Stars on AIDB”
The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Foundation hosted “Shining the Stars on AIDB” at Red Mountain Theatre raising over $100,000 to support AIDB’s programs throughout Alabama!
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Resolution: ASB Band
During their August 2023 meeting, the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Board of Trustees voted in favor of a resolution honoring the Alabama School for the Blind Band.
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A Horse Named Roger
One special member of the MGH herd embodies all of the qualities that are necessary for the equine therapy — a 25-year-old Paint named Roger!
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Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Hosts 2023 Convocation
The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) kicked off the 2023-2024 school year with Convocation.
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Dennis Gilliam, Ed.D., Named Eighteenth President of AIDB
We are thrilled to announce that Dennis Gilliam, Ed.D., AIDB’s current Vice President of Instructional Programs, has been named the eighteenth President of AIDB.
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The Heart of Healthcare
From kissing “boo-boos” to complex medical care, the nursing staff at Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind’s Health and Clinical Services provides around-the-clock care to residential students.
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Limitless Legacies
Ninety years after it was founded, Alabama Industries for the Blind continues to be shaped by the legacies created by a community of people whose possibilities are limitless.
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Alabama Industries for the Blind Earns 2022 Employment Growth Award From National Industries for the Blind
For the third consecutive year, Alabama Industries for the Blind was honored by National Industries for the Blind with the Employment Growth Award.
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Confidence & Independence Start at AIDB
iCanConnect empowers Alabamians to live the successful, independent lives of their choice.
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SMARTroom: The Future Is Calling!
The E. H. Gentry Facility recently received an upgrade with a new, fully-accessible video conference SMARTroom.
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Journey to Tomorrow
AIDB President, John Mascia, Au.D., and Becky Watson, Executive Director of the Office of Institutional Advancement at AIDB and the AIDB Foundation attended Honda’s Annual Supplier Conference, themed Journey to Tomorrow, in Columbus, Ohio to accept a donation on behalf of Honda suppliers.
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LEAF: Learning Experiences with Accessibility for Families
Ask anyone about the important things in life and you will find that, more often than not, the answer “family” is among the first things mentioned.
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