These are the type of people, as described in nature by Margaret Mead, who make UniD what it is
Ottawa, Ontario
IN-KIND SERVICES
Ms. Koirala's Assistant
Guide Dog at University of Hawai‘i Honolulu, HI
Research Assistant
Research Assistant / Intern in the Media Accessibility Coordinator's office, Harpers Ferry Center, WV
Research Assistant
Earned Master's Degree in Communication from University of Hawaii
NPS Intern
Intern in the Media Accessibility Coordinator's office, Harpers Ferry Center, WV
Senior Project Manager
Montana Banana, Seattle, WA
NPS Intern
Intern in the Media Accessibility Coordinator's office, Harpers Ferry Center, WV
Graphic Designer
Freelance Graphic Designer, Vancouver, WA
The American Council of the Blind, nationally and through its state chapters, the Helen Keller National Center, the Blinded Veterans Association, the Royal National Institute of Blind People (in the United Kingdom), and the Canadian Council of the Blind have been instrumental organizational supporters of our research-and-development efforts. They have contributed to The UniDescription Project in many ways, such as through helping with Descripathons, reviewing Audio Description, and testing Audio Description at U.S. National Park Service sites. As a recognition for the most-involved collaborators from these organizations, we especially want to thank these 100+ volunteers:
Email the project's Principal Investigator, Brett Oppegaard, at University of Hawaii