You can see but do you understand?

You can see but do you understand?

Friday, February 18, 2011

Evaluation



Lots of things were said, but we all know that words were not enough to express what we felt 


inside...










Friday, February 11, 2011

“Blind cafe” role-play


It was amazing experience for those who took part in this role-play! Different groups, different tasks... How would you feel in the situation when you can't see and actually can't understand where you are, who are those people around... you hear only voices, music, laugh... evidently it's a cafe. You ask for help, you need to by some food here, but the only thing you faces is complete ignorance and rude words flying into your ears! Then suddenly you meet a person who helps you and feel a kind of relief and gratitude... The thing you experienced in that “Blind cafe” is how differently society treats visually impaired people and how that attitude can hurt human's feelings.






Monday, February 7, 2011

“Blind Shaving” - Lazi trusts more to Gerth than to himself...

This experience Lazi will remember for all his life! He decided to get rid of his beard! Gerth was pleased to help him!


Blind painting

… to see with heart, to feel with fingers, to mix the colours in your mind... to build the bridge between two seashores – your inner world and outside...



Some things you wanted to know... (free time of visually impaired people)

This session organized by Jurgen in cooperation with other visually impaired participants let us ask questions and get answers about things that we wanted to know!







Blind Football

It was difficult to imagine before we tried to play! Yes, it's possible to play football without seeing the ball, but just hearing it! Probably the first thought was “we gonna kill each other while hunting for the ball”, but Konrad opened a secret of using special sounds to prevent “football catastrophe”. 




International Evening

Chocolate International evening with a great variety of choco-stuff from all over Europe!   Jurgen was inventive for giving the task to represent your country in association with the chocolate! So, we did! And then actively enjoyed “chocolate evening” without any fear to loose our teeth afterwords!