Speaking

Need a dynamic, engaging, and knowledgeable speaker for your next event?

Please consider us! We (Kim & Kai) are available individually or together for speaking opportunities in person or virtually. We will create a unique presentation to address your group’s interests. Our expertise and topics include:

  • Parental acceptance
  • Creating community
  • Obtaining services & resources in a rural area
  • Tools & skills for success
  • Independent travel
  • Transition to college & career

Please send us a message using our contact form for more information including availability and pricing.

Kim stands with the staff of NDVS
Kim stands in front of audience with a projected slide behind her

Read what people are saying about having Navigating Blindness at their events!

“NDSB Family Weekend had the pleasure of bringing Kim to North Dakota to speak to our families. She was so personable, and families really enjoyed her presentation. One parent’s evaluation statement, ‘She was AMAZING!'”
~ Lanna Slaby, TVI and Region Coordinator, North Dakota Vision Services/School for the Blind

“Kim and Kai did a ZOOM presentation for our Transition students on Navigating Blindness. Their presentation was very informative, professional, and relatable. Parents and students were given lots of resources and ideas to assist with the transition to life after high school. We highly recommend Navigating Blindness.”
~ Tricia Marsh & Brenda Lee West Texas VI Cluster, Regions 9, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18

“I had the pleasure of working with Kim on a project where I gathered feedback from parents of students who are blind or have low vision, and other community members, on topics like dignity of risk. This included recording short video clips. I appreciated the energy and wisdom Kim brought to these recordings. She shared motivating stories and feedback that I hope other parents will find helpful and encouraging. Kim also helped spotlight the resources that the Empowering Youth with Visual Impairment program offers. I appreciate her partnership and support!”
~Katrina Dubree, empowervi.org