The ADNA Presents Will Schell!🤩 Check out the FULL episode here: https://lnkd.in/gmu7bmDV (ID: text reads, "The ADNA Presents Will Schell," with a quote, “How many people don't know that audio description even exists or that they have access to it. So many blind people, of course, know that it exists, but they don't know that their current TV can turn it on or that the set-top box that they have has the ability to turn it on. And the one thing that happens, I think, especially for older people, so, you know, the largest population of blind people are elderly who didn't get all of the training and information and access to the blind library services and things like that when they were younger. And so just even informing blind people that this exists, I think, is also another really critical area.” In the middle of the image, a logo with text in a circle reads, “The Audio Description Network Alliance.”)
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