Vision correction and intervention for children is possibly the most effective change we could make to impact the world’s vision problem.

Research suggests that 55% of the people with vision loss globally are women and girls and stigmas prevent them from getting vision care.

Healthy vision is essential for school-aged children and must be a priority from early childhood.

I have recently returned from several advocacy meetings in Brazil. While there, I was able to meet with the SBO (Brazilian Society of...

May is a busy month for advocacy efforts in vision health. This month we are doing our part to honor and observe Healthy Vision Month and...