Click “Launch Event” to identify the ACB Media stream for each event.
Events in December 2025
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BOP Monthly Meeting BOP Monthly Meeting
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December 2, 2025Board of Publications welcomes ACB members to attend our monthly meeting.
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ASK Bits ASK Bits
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December 6, 2025Join us to explore today’s tech across Windows, Android, iOS, and Mac, along with screen readers and helpful assistive tools. Bring your questions and connect with our BITS team for tips, tricks, and real-world advice to help make your tech work for you.
Community Karaoke Community Karaoke
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December 6, 2025Meka and Cindy invite you for another night of karaoke with your community friends. Performances are all pre-recorded. Those wishing to perform should email community@acb.org to be included in the weekly communication. Note: Please remain muted throughout the evening with only a brief unmuting to provide verbal applause at the end of each performance. Hosts will mute as needed and remove repeat offenders if necessary.
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Tuesday Topics Tuesday Topics
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December 9, 2025There’s a spectrum in how people visualize images with their eyes closed. Some people experience a condition called aphantasia, where they can’t picture anything at all, not even something simple like an apple. On the opposite end are people with hyperphantasia, who can imagine scenes so vividly it’s like watching a movie in their mind. Roughly ten percent of people fall into each extreme, with most of us somewhere in between.
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“Coping with Loneliness during the Holidays” “Coping with Loneliness during the Holidays”
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December 10, 2025For some, the holiday season can be one of feasting, fun and great joy. However, for others, it can be one of loneliness and sadness. This program will offer a discussion of methods for making what can be a difficult holiday season into a more joyous one. We encourage those who are impacted by this to share your thoughts and ideas.
Living Better with Diabetes: What blind friendly diabetic apps do you use? Living Better with Diabetes: What blind friendly diabetic apps do you use?
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December 10, 2025We have a number of apps that help us control our diabetes. We depend on Glucose monitors, calorie counters and many more apps. We hope you will join us to discuss those valuable apps
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VISAbilities VISAbilities
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December 12, 2025Claire joins us to share updates on ACB’s advocacy efforts, what’s happening now, and how members can get involved. Come learn, ask questions, and stay informed.
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Basics with BITS Basics with BITS
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December 13, 2025Join BITS, as we get down to basics, and provide a helping hand to assist you in becoming more confident with your technology. This time, join the BITS education team for a look at password managers and passkeys. Learn what they are, how they work, and why you should be using them.
Community Karaoke Community Karaoke
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December 13, 2025Meka and Cindy invite you for another night of karaoke with your community friends. Performances are all pre-recorded. Those wishing to perform should email community@acb.org to be included in the weekly communication. Note: Please remain muted throughout the evening with only a brief unmuting to provide verbal applause at the end of each performance. Hosts will mute as needed and remove repeat offenders if necessary.
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Tuesday Topics Tuesday Topics
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December 16, 2025At the end of each year, we look back at the events that mattered most to our team and our community, covering everything from blindness topics and technology to movies, books, and more. We’ll highlight what we’re thankful for, call out the trends that weren’t so great, and wrap things up with a clear sense of 2025 that we can carry into 2026.
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ASK Bits ASK Bits
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December 20, 2025Join us to explore today’s tech across Windows, Android, iOS, and Mac, along with screen readers and helpful assistive tools. Bring your questions and connect with our BITS team for tips, tricks, and real-world advice to help make your tech work for you.
Community Karaoke Community Karaoke
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December 20, 2025Meka and Cindy invite you for another night of karaoke with your community friends. Performances are all pre-recorded. Those wishing to perform should email community@acb.org to be included in the weekly communication. Note: Please remain muted throughout the evening with only a brief unmuting to provide verbal applause at the end of each performance. Hosts will mute as needed and remove repeat offenders if necessary.
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AAVL and Vision Serve Alliance AAVL and Vision Serve Alliance
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December 22, 2025Vision Serve Alliance will talk about what they do for Seniors and there plans for next year. How can AAVL partner with them. Time for questions
PCB Peer Engagement Presents – Kaila Allen and ACB Crafters PCB Peer Engagement Presents – Kaila Allen and ACB Crafters
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December 22, 2025The holiday season can be difficult for many of us in the Blind and Low vision community. Kaila Allen and a few friends from ACB will be stopping by to talk about how we can enjoy this time of year using a little creativity to become fully engaged using all of our senses.
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Review of resolutions and their writing Review of resolutions and their writing
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December 27, 2025Every year the Florida Council of the Blind presents resolutions at its convention. Every year the American Council of the Blind does the same. Over the past few years, however, the way that resolutions are handled has changed for both groups. This call will explore how resolutions happen and how you can be involved if you wish. It will do more than that, though. It will also look at what a resolution looks like and we will write one together while we’re on the call!Paul Edwards Will Be Presenting.
Community Karaoke Community Karaoke
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December 27, 2025Meka and Cindy invite you for another night of karaoke with your community friends. Performances are all pre-recorded. Those wishing to perform should email community@acb.org to be included in the weekly communication. Note: Please remain muted throughout the evening with only a brief unmuting to provide verbal applause at the end of each performance. Hosts will mute as needed and remove repeat offenders if necessary.