Press & Media
In the Media
- EUnion Leader: David Morgan: Shortage of teachers for blind and visually impaired students (06/08/21)
- EPromising Practices: New Hampshire partnerships support students with vision impairments (05/07/21)
- EMonadnock Ledger-Transcript: Pandemic hits workers with disabilities hard. (04/22/21)
- EConcord Monitor: Workers with disabilities hit hard. (04/24/21)
- ESeacoast Online: Blind and visually impaired teens adapt to Zoom for social activities (04/06/21)
- ENew Hampshire Business Review: Future In Sight. (01/27/21)
Press Releases
Future In Sight Announces Collaboration with Susan LaVenture to launch NH Parent Connect
We are so pleased to collaborate with Susan LaVenture, who among other accomplishments served as the Executive Director of National Association of...
New Future In Sight Website; Highlights & Accessibility Features
We are excited to announce that Future In Sight officially launched a redesigned website at FutureInSight.org on February 1st! This is an important...
Future In Sight Volunteers Receive 2019 Jo Adcock Award
Last month, Cliff Smith and Carol Laliberte were each presented with the Jo Adcock Service Award for 2019. This award recognizes outstanding...
Future In Sight Names Jane Driscoll as VP Development, Marketing and Communications
CONCORD, NH (April 10, 2019) – Future In Sight has named Jane Driscoll as their Vice President of Development, Marketing and Communications. In this...
Longtime Client and Volunteer Receives Annual Service Award from Future In Sight
CONCORD, NH — December 11, 2018 — On November 29th, during the annual meeting and celebration of the Board of Directors the Client Services...
Future In Sight Grows Team with New Director of Education, Announces New Partnership
CONCORD, NH — August 14, 2018 — Organization is working towards educational advancement for students with sight impairments as the 2018-2018 school...
D. Morgan’s Interview with Tom Raffio
Understanding The Critical Needs of NH's Blind & Visually Impaired Tom Raffio of Northeast Delta Dental Radio recently took the time to sit...
Bishop’s Charitable Assistance Fund supports the mission of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind
The New Hampshire Association for the Blind received a $2,000 grant from the Bishop's Charitable Assistance Fund to support its Vision...
Association Receives Support from People’s United Community Foundation
The Association is appreciative of the continued support from the People's United Community Foundation. Their award of $2,500 for orientation and...
Chester Couple Receives Association’s Jo Adcock Service Award
Concord, NH, — On November 15th, during an inaugural appreciation reception that was hosted by Future In Sight the Client Services Committee...
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