Analyzing Data When You Are Blind or Have Low Vision: Tips and Tricks @AfbOrg
Analyzing Data When You Are Blind or Have Low Vision: Tips and Tricks  @AfbOrg
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Many common tools for statistics and qualitative data analysis are difficult for blind and low-vision people to use, making it harder for blind and low-vision students to advance into research careers. However, there are tools and strategies that can be effective. Whether you are a student taking your first stats class or a blind or low-vision research professional, join us to learn the latest tips and tricks for analyzing data, accessibly!

AFB researchers will be joined by Dr. Jonathan Godfrey, a renowned blind statistician and senior lecturer at Massey University, and Emily Romero, a blind doctoral student and qualitative expert at the University of Northern Colorado, who will share their advice and lived experiences with us.

Register today to learn how we can break down barriers in the social science research field!
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Analyzing Data When You Are Blind or Have Low Vision: Tips and Tricks

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