What happens when artificial intelligence becomes something you can wear?In this episode of The EKO Lens, host Dr. Kenisha Coon-Santiago sits down with Dr. Jesse Bolinger to explore the rapidly…
What does it mean to grow up with changing vision—and then turn that experience into advocacy for the next generation? 🎙️👁️In this episode of The EKO Lens, host Dr. Kenisha sits down with Zoe, Vice…
What happens when the people who actually use assistive technology help shape what comes next?In this episode of The EKO Lens, Dr. Kenisha sits down with Scott Joffre, a blind influencer, content…
In this episode of The EKO Lens Podcast, we sit down with Ben, a Ghanaian Canadian living with retinitis pigmentosa, to discuss his journey toward acceptance, independence, and advocacy.Ben shares how…
What happens when one of life's most devastating moments becomes the catalyst for a lifetime of advocacy?In this inspiring episode of EKO Lens, Dr. Kenisha Coon-Santiago sits down with Alyas Omeed, a…
Dr. Kenisha Coon sits down with Dr. Jesse Bolinger, a legally blind individual living with hydrocephalus, to discuss the evolution of assistive technology, the power of community advocacy, and the…
In this episode of the Eko Lens Podcast, host Dr. Kenisha Coon sits down with accessibility advocate and innovator Tom Babinszki to explore the intersection of technology, advocacy, and inclusive…
In this episode of The Eko Lens, host Dr. Kenisha Coon welcomes Dana Barber, State Coordinator of Blind Services at the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services. Dana shares her powerful personal…
In this powerful and inspiring episode, Kenisha sits down with Brandy Mims—also known as Unique, the DeafBlind Dancer—whose work is redefining what movement, expression, and communication can look…
In this episode of The Eko Lens Podcast, Kenisha sits down with Dr. Ana Mendez Zamora a blind MPH candidate at Johns Hopkins University and intern at Eko Vision Foundation, who shares her powerful…
