Visually Impaired Individuals' Abilities Highlighted in Lorestan Radio's "Dolatsara" Special Program

Khorramabad – Lorestan Radio's special program "Dolatsara," marking World White Cane Day, aired with a focus on improving quality of life and examining the challenges faced by blind and visually impaired people.

According to Mehr reporter, "Dolatsara" family program on Radio Lorestan aired a special program focusing on "Improving the quality of life and the problems of the blind" on the occasion of celebrating the World White Cane Day.

This program was prepared with the aim of reflecting the life experiences of blind and partially sighted people, introducing their capabilities and achievements, and addressing the challenges facing this group of society.

Narration of success experiences from the blind community of Lorestan

In this special program, Ismail Meridizadeh, a computer teacher and programmer and CEO of Lorestan Blind Association, was present as one of the guests and spoke about the experiences and capacities of visually impaired people in the field of education and specialized activities.

Also, Reza Nisari and his wife Sahar Amiri, a successful blind and partially sighted couple active in the field of firefighting equipment production, were present in this program to share their experiences in entrepreneurship and economic activity with the audience.

Akram Zivodar, a blind lady, poet, journalist and social activist was also one of the other guests of this special program, whose narration reflected part of the capacities and roles of visually impaired people in the cultural and social fields.

Examining the problems and needs of visually impaired people

Another part of this program was a telephone conversation with Homayoun Verkezadeh, the General Director of Lorestan Welfare, which was dedicated to issues related to the lives of blind and partially sighted people within the framework of the program.

In this special program, the guests talked about their personal experiences, the path to success, existing opportunities and upcoming challenges; Topics that help the society to better understand the capabilities of visually impaired people and pay more attention to their needs and demands.

white cane; A symbol of independence and social presence

International White Cane Day is an opportunity to increase public awareness about the rights, abilities and needs of blind and partially sighted people and to pay attention to the necessity of providing suitable conditions for their independent and active presence in society.

Reflecting the successful experiences of visually impaired people in the media, along with addressing the existing obstacles, can help strengthen positive social attitudes, increase public awareness, and highlight the capacities of these people in the scientific, cultural, social, and economic fields.

Today, Thursday, October 23, 1405, the special program of "Dolatsara" was broadcast live on Radio Lorestan on FM 94.

This program is produced by Saeeda Rahmanpour, voiced and written by Bita Alishahi, sound recording by Mahosh Tahmasabi and reporter by Zahra Ahmadi.