+ Follow CAROL CATACUTAN Tag
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[Title] => Rising above blindness
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[Title] => Krissy’s world
[Summary] => Early this year, an executive of a computer school for the blind was crossing her fingers, wishing that one of their female graduates could break into the mainstream job market. And in April, it happened, and last Wednesday, NetWorks got the chance to talk to this young achiever, whom Carol Catacutan, training director of ATRIEV, or Adaptive Technology for Rehabilitation, Integration and Empowerment of the Vi
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