Community

Connect, share, and advocate together for accessible navigation

Welcome to the RightHear Community hub. This is your space to connect with fellow advocates, participate in weekly meet ups, share your experiences, and join a movement dedicated to making the world more accessible for people who are blind or have low vision.

Meet Our Community Manager

The heart of our community — always here to help, connect and support you every step of the way.

Shanell

Shanell Matos

Community Manager

Get in Touch

Have questions, ideas, or want to collaborate? Shanell welcomes your input.

Community Meet Ups

Families and couples walking along a tree-lined park pathway on a sunny day

Join Us: Every Friday 1:00 PM Eastern Time

Our weekly virtual gatherings are open to community members, advocates, and allies. Meet ups provide a welcoming space to share experiences, learn about RightHear, ask questions, and hear from outstanding guest speakers.

 

Sessions are informal, accessible, and designed to foster connection and collaboration. Whether you’re new to RightHear or a longtime advocate, there’s a place for you in our community.

What to Expect

Casual conversations, guest speakers, Q&A sessions, and opportunities to connect with fellow advocates.

Who Should Attend

RightHear users, family members, accessibility professionals, business owners, and anyone interested in accessible navigation.

Accessibility

All meet ups include live captioning, audio descriptions when needed, and screen reader accessible materials.

Be a Part of the RightHear Movement

About the Initiative

The RightHear Movement promotes accessible navigation and wayfinding for people who are blind or have low vision. Our initiative focuses on education, awareness, and community-driven advocacy to encourage adoption of RightHear in public and private spaces.

We believe that everyone deserves the independence and confidence that comes with knowing where they are and where they’re going. Through collective advocacy, we’re working to make accessible navigation a standard, not an exception.

How to Join

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Learn about RightHear through our resources and educational materials

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Participate in weekly community meet ups to connect with advocates

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Advocate for RightHear installation in your local area – businesses, transit systems, and public spaces

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Share your experiences and content with us using #RightHearInAction

Request RightHear at Your Preferred Locations

Want to see RightHear installed at your favorite store, transit station, hospital, or public building? Use our pre-made email template to make it easy to reach out to business owners and facility managers.

Use Our Pre-Made Email Template

Copy and Paste Template. Screen reader users may prefer to copy this plain text version:

Subject: Request for RightHear Accessible Navigation System

 

Dear [Facility Manager/Business Owner],

 

I am writing to request that you consider installing RightHear, an accessible navigation system designed for people who are blind or have low vision.

 

RightHear provides audio guidance and wayfinding information through a free smartphone app, helping visitors navigate your space with confidence and independence. This technology benefits not only people with visual impairments but also seniors, people with cognitive disabilities, and anyone who values accessible design.

 

By adopting RightHear, your organization would:


– Demonstrate commitment to accessibility and inclusion


– Improve the customer experience for millions of potential visitors


– Comply with accessibility standards and best practices


– Join leading organizations already using this technology

 

I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this further or connect you with RightHear representatives who can provide more information.

 

Thank you for considering this request. I look forward to your response.

 

Sincerely,
[Your Name]