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Home > CareerConnect > CareerConnect Virtual Worksites
CareerConnect Virtual WorksitesWelcome to the CareerConnect® Virtual Worksites. These illustrations are provided to give you examples of how employees with vision loss can perform their duties in a variety of work environments. Due to differences in visual functioning and job responsibilities, not all workers with vision loss will need or use the same accommodations. However, these virtual worksites graphically demonstrate the range of tools and equipment that might be helpful to an employee who is blind or has low vision. Each page contains a graphic with embedded links that connect you to detailed information about the accommodations; including product reviews, product evaluations, and, in some instances, videos of the products in use. All of the links are listed below the graphics as well. Related Announcements
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HeadlinesInternships and Entry-Level Opportunities at Government Accountability Office (GAO) Available Opportunities in various fields at both graduate and undergraduate levels in D.C. and nationwide. View all headlines |
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to thank the following for their contributions of funds and expertise that have
enabled the creation of CareerConnect® materials designed to help employers,
job seekers with vision loss, students, family members, rehabilitation
professionals, and educators. For lead gifts that enabled the creation of much of the site's content, we wish to thank The Bernard A. Newcomb Foundation at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation The James H. and Alice Teubert Foundation For gifts that enabled the overall design and materials for employers, we thank The B & B Trust The Motorola Foundation The George B. Storer Foundation AT&T Foundation Excelerator 
For gifts in support of mentor and job seeker materials, we thank Citigroup Foundation Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. The Five Bridges Foundation Samuel N. Hecsh Fund at the American Foundation for the Blind The Jessie Ball duPont Fund The McBean Family Foundation |
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