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Triangle Radio Reading Service

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Causes: Arts & Culture, Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations, Human Services, Journalism, Media & Communications

Mission: Radio reading service turns printed information into an audio based media accessible to people who are blind or who have a print disability. A print disability includes anything that prevents someone from holding a book, newspaper, magazine, etc. , due to conditions such as arthritis, stroke, multiple sclerosis, als, or paralysis. Print disabilities include low vision, total blindness, learning disabilities and literacy challenges. Continuous programming is provided 24/7, which is 168 hours a week and 8,736 hours a year to an estimated 20,000 individuals in the triangle area.

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rkotter Board Member

Rating: 5

10/27/2010

I have been a volunteer reader since January 1995 as well as a board member and board president for three years. As a writer for newspapers and magazines, I am somewhat of news junkie. I enjoy getting before a microphone and feeling for my reading period of 90 minutes that I am a junior Edward R. Murrow. I have enjoyed this relationship for 15 years, and I hope that those who listen to me derive as much pleasure. bob otterbourg durham nc

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