Emergency
Preparedness Information
We have prepared audio files describing the Voluntary
Emergency Registry. To learn how to sign up for this
service, listen
here. To learn how to assemble an emergency preparedness
kit, listen here.
Also available is a one-hour audio program, Responding
to Disasters: From Prediction to Recovery. This
program is a special report from IEEE Spectrum magazine
and the National Science Foundation. Listen
here.
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NOTE:
As of 12/16/2011 our email address has changed. You can reach
us at omni@omnimedia.org.
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NEW:
Winterfolk 25
Winterfolk
25 was a folk concert recorded February 2, 2013 at the Aladdin
Theater in Portland, OR as a benefit for the Sisters of the
Road Cafe. If you were unable to attend, you can listen to
the concert here.
Listen
to Our Streams on Your iPhone or Android Phone
Do
you have an iPhone? Or an Android phone? You can now listen
to Omni audio streams on your phone via the iBlinkRadio app.
The iBlink Radio application from Serotek Corporation is the
world’s first application for the visually impaired for the
iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Android phones! Bringing radio
stations, podcasts and reading services of special interest
to blind and visually impaired persons via smart devices.
Click
here to download the iPhone iBlinkRadio app.
Click
here to download the Android iBlinkRadio app.
Your
Donations Can Help
We
can always use your help. So please consider donating
to Omni Media Networks. We also have a vehicle donation
program. Learn
more.
The
American Council of the Blind of Oregon has provided support
and donations to Omni Media Networks, including a recent 2010
grant for a new production server. Please consider supporting
this fine organization. Learn
more.
In
addition, our friends at Free
Geek have kindly donated refurbished computers to us.
If you have old computer equipment, consider donating
it to Free Geek, where
it will be put to good use.
Thanks
also to opus:interactive,
who recently donated computer server hardware to us. Consider
opus:interactive if you need internet access, web hosting,
or business solutions.
Catherine
Miller is a visually-impaired artist who is undertaking a
project called A Somewhat Secret Place: Disability and
Art. This book and exhibition project will create an international
conversation showing that artists and writers with disabilities
are capable of expanding what is considered fine art and the
common understanding of art history. Please consider supporting
Catherine's project. Learn more here.
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