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Featured Collaborations: Strategic Planning
Low-Vision Book Club and Support Group Join our Low-Vision Community for support and book discussions. In partnership with Ensight Skills Center, we discover, share, and find joy in our monthly virtual meetings. Hosted by Jeff Flodin and Jim Fellion. White Cane Project Thanks to the generosity of Colorado Lions Clubs and Wana Brands Foundation, Aftersight…
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Aftersight’s 2023 Annual Report
We are thrilled to announce that Aftersight’s 2023 Annual Report is now ready for download! This comprehensive report highlights our achievements, challenges, and the impact we’ve made in serving individuals with vision loss or blindness throughout the year. Summary of the 2023 Annual Report: Historical Evolution: From our origins as the “Radio Reading Service of…
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Bob Weinberg’s Gift of Photography
Robert Weinberg describes himself as “one of the elders of the Denver blind community.” He is also a celebrated photographer whose work has been featured in Intermountain Jewish News and exhibited in galleries. When he became legally blind in 1995 due to cone-rod dystrophy, his photo career was disrupted. Bob became a listener, and he has…
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Sound and Vision: Kim’s Story
Kim Singleton is one of Aftersight’s newest listeners, but she’s been involved in the blind and low-vision community for a long time. In the 1970s, when Kim was 21, she experienced two simultaneous retinal detachments. She’s had retinal surgeries, scleral buckles, and one of the earliest vitrectomies performed in the western US. In 2024, Kim…
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Volunteers of the Quarter
October VOM Nicola’s journey is from leaving her corporate job in Californi a to discovering her passion in voice acting. Today her voice is behind the Thursday reading of the Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call. November VOM Ginger started as an in-person reader. Eventually she moved to West Virginia where Ginger continues as a remote reader.…
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New Programming Volunteer Specialist
A native Coloradan, Jennifer Neptune, served in Costa Rica, Colombia and Brazil for over 20+ years as a missionary serving marginalized populations, presenting them with resources and opportunities to not only survive but thrive in life. She returned to the States in 2021 and found jobs that would reach populations that needed care, connection and…
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Support Colorado’s Seniors
Did you know that in 2023 Colorado crossed a milestone? There are more Colorado residents 60 years and older than there are youth 18 years and younger. What does this mean? It means that age-related vision loss will become more and more common in our state. Funding for seniors is being cut back in our…
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Audio update: New shows and opportunities!
Happy (belated) holidays from the Aftersight team! That’s right, Audio Information Network of Colorado is now officially Aftersight! Here are some updates from the programming department. Stats 125 Hours of audio content delivered weekly. Top 25%: National ranking of The Blind Chick and BLT. 387K Downloads in one year. LIVE Personalized Valentines Shoutouts Spread love and joy with…
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Executive Director’s Corner: Aftersight
By Kim Ann Wardlow Happy Winter! We are now officially Aftersight, and we have been busy rebranding. We are excited to roll out our new name and logo. We are so excited that we now offer Aftersight merchandise. Since the name change the downloads of Aftersight Originals have increased more than 200%! We are honored to…
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Colorado’s Adaptive Skiing for the Blind
By Penn Street Colorado has a number of Adaptive Ski Programs for people who are blind and or have low vision just like me. Most of the programs are fueled by volunteers. The first time I clicked into a pair of skis in college during an Adaptive Ski Clinic in Winter Park I was hooked.…
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Audio Information Network of Colorado is now Aftersight!
Aftersight is a Colorado-based nonprofit that serves people with blindness or vision loss. Their new name and logo are designed to be more intuitive and memorable. Boulder, CO. On January 8, 2024, Audio Information Network of Colorado publicly announced that they are now Aftersight. Aftersight is a Colorado-based nonprofit that serves as a free…
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Listeners Amy, Robert, and Jamie
By Matt Kissane Denver natives Amy Lee, her brother, Robert, and his wife, Jamie, moderate the Facebook support group You Don’t Look Blind (YDLB), which hosts two monthly meetings, one online and one in person in Denver. The group name is characteristic of the Lees’ playful approach to low-vision training. The Lees, and several members…
