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The Blind Experience with Dr. Joe Ashley

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The Blind Experience with Dr. Joe Ashleyadmin2022-03-16T13:34:49-04:00

Project Description

Joseph Ashley, a nationally recognized Doctor of Rehabilitation who is blind, shares his insights from over 30 years of experience with vocational rehabilitation and developing programs and services for the blind.