What does WAFTB stand for?

World Access for the Blind (Long Beach, CA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As president of World Access for the Blind, Kish has developed bio-acoustics based on animal sonar to help humans form "mental maps" of their surroundings.

MEET DOLPHIN BOY; Little Jamie learns 'to see' using click sounds ...

He was taught by blind Californian Daniel Kish, 41, who founded the World Access for the Blind charity.

7yr-old blind 'Batboy' sees with his ears

Eric Guillory, director of Youth Services at the Louisiana Center for the Blind in Ruston; Daniel Kish, founder and chief executive officer of World Access for the Blind in Huntington Beach, California, and an orientation and mobility instructor; Mark Nelson, chief operating officer for the Foundation for Blind Children in Phoenix, Arizona; and Sandy Ruconich, assistive technology specialist at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind and past president (2006-2008) of the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired, all spoke to me about their own experiences, which provide context for this Practice Perspectives feature.

Traveling by touch: how useful are tactile maps?

He was taught by blind Californian Daniel Kish, 41, who founded the World Access for the Blind charity.

7yr-old blind 'Batboy' sees with his ears