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California Transcribers and Educators for the Blind and Visually Impaired

CTEBVI is a unique organization of transcribers, educators, parents, students, paraeducators, librarians, product designers, and other advocates for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Members share their expertise through the resources on this site, in the pages of the CTEBVI JOURNAL, at our annual conference, and through special workshops held throughout the year. Professional connections develop into lasting friendships in a vibrant community dedicated to the exchange of information, techniques, and resources.

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Join CTEBVI on April 10-13, 2025

California Transcribers and Educators for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CTEBVI) will be in person for our 65th Annual Conference, April 10-13th, at the San Francisco Airport Marriott. Online registration opens in January 2025.

EARLY REGISTRATION:
January 4 - February 16
Members $325, Non-members $400

ON-TIME REGISTRATION:
February 17 - March 30
Members $375, Non-members $450

LATE REGISTRATION:
March 31 - April 13
Members $425, Non-members $500

ONE DAY ONLY:
(Saturday) $250

PLEASE NOTE: Your membership must be current at the time of registration.

For more information, visit our conference page.

CTEBVI Highlights:

The JOURNAL

The CTEBVI JOURNAL is published three times per year to our membership. The JOURNAL features informative articles, directories of specialists, and much more. You can become a member to read the latest issue or browse past issues.
Annual Conference

Each April, CTEBVI hosts over 500 attendees for a four-day conference featuring workshops, an exhibit hall, youth programming, and countless opportunities to make connections. Visit our conference page to learn more.
Scholarships and Initiatives

CTEBVI sponsors two annual scholarships to support both students and professionals, as well as the West Coast Reentry Initiative, providing equipment and software to braille program participants leaving a California prison.

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