News and Announcements

MCB hosted our fourth Virtual Town Hall to offer a community of support for individuals who are blind and visually impaired across the Commonwealth. We shared the latest updates about Registration and Benefits.

At MCB, we recognize the achievements of our team and the people we serve. The stories here celebrate individuals who strive to live independently in order to give back to their families, friends, community, and world.

At MCB, we recognize the achievements of our team and the people we serve. The stories here celebrate individuals who strive to live independently in order to give back to their families, friends, community, and world.

National Braille Press (NBP) announced today that Joe Quintanilla, Vice President of Development and Major Gifts at NBP, gave the keynote address at Massachusetts Commission for the Blind’s (MCB) Internship Closing Ceremony.

The pilot is being conducted as part of the 2020 MassChallenge HealthTech program, an effort to boost startups at the intersection of healthcare and technology, supported by the Massachusetts Digital Health Initiative.

NECO welcomes Dr. Stephanie Aigbe as first resident for low vision rehabilitation.

MCB hosted our third Virtual Town Hall to offer a community of support for individuals who are blind and visually impaired across the Commonwealth. We shared the latest in Assistive Technology and offered tips and suggestions for tech assistance.

Comm'r D’Arcangelo Highlights How MCB Programs and Services Can Help Bring Independence and Self-Determination to Blind Consumers

MCB hosted our second Virtual Town Hall to offer a community of support for individuals who are blind and visually impaired across the Commonwealth. We shared service updates and answered the most common consumer questions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At MCB, we recognize the achievements of our team and the people we serve. The stories here celebrate individuals who strive to live independently in order to give back to their families, friends, community, and world.

At MCB, we recognize the achievements of the people we serve. The stories here celebrate individuals who strive to live independently in order to give back to their families, friends, community, and world.

MCB Orientation and Mobility Director Meg Robertson was featured along with TIC on WCVB in a 5 for Good segment

MCB hosted a Virtual Town Hall to offer a community of support for people who are blind and visually impaired across the Commonwealth. We shared service updates and resources to help one another during the COVID-19 pandemic.