Abstract
Despite federal legislation to reduce common barriers, individuals with blindness, low vision, or DeafBlindness often continue to experience significant challenges regarding community and social inclusion throughout the United States. This article serves to address many of the common barriers experienced by individuals with blindness, low vision, or DeafBlindness within the community. Suggestions to increase inclusive practices in accessibility and improve community inclusion are addressed. This includes the areas of community inclusion, employment, and social arenas.
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