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(As amended through the 2022 National Conference and Convention)
American Council of the Blind
225 Reinekers Lane
Suite 660
Alexandria, VA 22314
(202) 467-5081
1-800-424-8666
www.acb.org
Below are the links to the meeting minutes of the American Council of the Blind's Board of Directors for the year 2020.
Below are the links to the meeting minutes of the American Council of the Blind's Board of Directors for the year 2019.
Below are the links to the meeting minutes of the American Council of the Blind's Board of Directors for the year 2018.
As amended through the 2021 National Conference and Convention
American Council of the Blind
1703 N. Beauregard St.
Suite 420
Alexandria, VA 22311
(202) 467-5081
1-800-424-8666
www.acb.org
These are past issues of the ACB Braille Forum and the ACB E-Forum, the official publication of American Council of the Blind.
Each issue is available in a text (.txt) file format that can be downloaded. Many issues have several ways it can be read, including links to formats in braille (.brf) and zip (.zip) in addition to the text (.txt) format. The later issues may also be available in large print MS Word (.doc)
Please share these issues with anyone you think may be interested. We encourage circulation with appropriate respect for copyrights.
Note: This publication reflects the resolutions which were adopted by the convention. Below are the links to the summaries of the 2017 resolutions as well as links to the full text of each. You may also choose the "printer-friendly version" link at the end for a full document of all resolutions.
Whereas, the multiplicity of TV programming delivery methods available today, along with the growth in the number of markets where audio-described television programming is available, has the potential to exponentially increase the demand for audio description; and
These are the 2016 issues of the ACB Braille Forum and the ACB E-Forum, the official publication of American Council of the Blind.
Each month features several ways to read the issue. There are links to formats in text (.txt), braille (.brf) and large print MS Word (.doc). Please share these issues with anyone you think may be interested. We encourage circulation with appropriate respect for copyrights.
Below are the links to the meeting minutes of the American Council of the Blind's Board of Directors for the year 2017.
These are the 2015 issues of the ACB Braille Forum and the ACB E-Forum, the official publication of American Council of the Blind.
Each month features several ways to read the issue. There are links to formats in text (.txt), braille (.brf) and large print MS Word (.doc). Please share these issues with anyone you think may be interested. We encourage circulation with appropriate respect for copyrights.
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These are the 2014 issues of the ACB Braille Forum and the ACB E-Forum, the official publication of American Council of the Blind.
Each month features several ways to read the issue. There are links to formats in text (.txt), braille (.brf), large print MS Word (.doc) and zip (.zip). Please share these issues with anyone you think may be interested. We encourage circulation with appropriate respect for copyrights.
Select the link from the list below for the BOP meeting minutes you would like to read.
Select the link from the list below for the BOP meeting minutes you would like to read.
Select the link from the list below for the BOP meeting minutes you would like to read.
Resolution 2016-01 - ACB's Imperatives - Audio, Video, CVAA
Resolution 2016-02 - Appropriate Learning Media Assessments
Resolution 2016-03 - Braille and Low Vision Services Special Education
Resolution 2016-04 - Braille Mathematics Codes
Two resolutions were referred to ACB bodies: 2016-20 to the information access committee, and 2016-22 to the board of directors. They are not included in this compilation.
Whereas, the historic Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (CVAA) and its implementing regulations promise a revolution in the use and enjoyment of digital TV through audio description and accessible video equipment; and