• Conducted nationwide research identifying nonprofit organizations state-by-state serving low-vision or blind individuals to build partnerships• Carried out phone calls to individuals nationwide to follow up on volunteer opportunities and interest• Oversaw verification of registrants for a convening of the Women’s Speakers Bureau: NYC participants• Researched remote Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) companies and services nationwide

• Conducted online research and identified job fairs and networking events for a client case load of 30 job seekers with disabilities• Communicated weekly with job seekers to inform them of these events and complete their online registration• Followed up with clients to ensure attendance and answer event-related questions• Evaluated client qualifications, preferences, and researched suitable employment opportunities to apply to• Researched instructional material for job readiness trainings for supervisor• Presented achievements and experiences on a panel, to company CEO and various department supervisors and staff, at the end of the internship period

• Created timecodes for interviews for the Queens Memory Project• Conducted interviews with 3 Queens residents, sharing their experiences of the borough• Created additional organization for the office• Developed a step-by-step guide for supervisor as to how blind individuals would conduct interviews using the iPhone’s accessibility features• Called potential interviewees who expressed interest in participating in the Queens Memory Project

• Taught 10-15 visually impaired patrons in a week to utilize voice-over programming, such as JAWS screen-reader• Educated visually impaired patrons in utilizing Apple products by using the SIRI and Voice-Over accessibility features• Taught clients to navigate the internet, Microsoft programs, and Gmail through command key functions