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The NYPL’s Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library is graciously hosting the online event. Special thanks to Chancey Fleet for hosting and for setting the stage for all of it!

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On June 26th, I’m excited to join Andrew Leland, author of Country of the Blind, in New York City at The New York Public Library. We’ll dive into blind identity, disability representation, accessible design, and so much more. I’ll also be signing books afterward, with copies available for purchase.

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Don’t miss it, and check out this link for more details: berkeleypubliclibrary.libnet.info/event/13198186

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Using my memoir as a framework, we will cover such wide-ranging topics as disability identity, culture, history, civil rights, and accessible technology. The event will include time for audience Q&A and a book signing. Books will be available for purchase at the event.

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Books will be available for sale on-site, and registration is required for both in-person and online attendance.

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I’m excited to connect with Seattle’s amazing accessibility community to discuss disability, accessibility, design, and my memoir, Connecting Dots! Of course, there will be plenty of time for audience Q&A and book signing!

Well, I’m gracing the stage to share my very own personal story about my short, destructive stint in financial services! You can buy tickets or learn more about time and location using the link below: bit.ly/4i4tKqJ

If you don’t know, The Moth is a popular podcast and radio show that you might have heard on NPR or your public radio station, where people share true personal stories about their lives.

Images are courtesy of my brother, Jean Miele, who flew out from Santa Fe to be part of the fun.

Jason’s take on the book was so insightful and exciting – I feel so lucky to have shared this event with him. Thanks also to Green Apple Books on the Park for their amazing last-minute scramble, making sure books were available to sign at the event.

Roberts is the author of one of the greatest books about one of our greatest blind heroes, “A Sense of the World,” about James Holman. This will be an amazing conversation about blindness with blind people at one of the world’s foremost blindness organizations.

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