Hi Colleagues, I hope this first day of February is going well for you. I know many of you are in the midst of a snow storm. Sending warm and safe thoughts your way. I am privalaged to be part of a group of professionals who are working on understanding the impact of COVID-19 on education of students with visual impairments, including those with additional disabilities and deafblindness. To document what we are learning from the second Access and Engagement study, we need photos. We want to show students, families, and professionals engaged in all types of learning and professional activities. Please read my blog post, *Share Your Photos: Let’s Show What Education Looks Like in 2021 <https://www.afb.org/blog/entry/share-your-photos-education-2021?fbclid=IwAR2JJ2BFQhRyRdXbmdoOOKxLFYDWQF1XPUnmL4DI7nF5b5mMbM3AkMR5tnM>* and consider sharing your experiences and inviting your students and families to share theirs by submitting photos. At the bottom of the blog is the release form in English and Spanish. Those submitting photos will be entered into a drawing for an Amazon $25 gift card. If you haven’t seen the first *Access and Engagement report <https://www.afb.org/research-and-initiatives/education/access-engagement-study>* take a moment to learn about the impact of COVID-19 on education in the spring. A lot has changed and a lot is different! PEnny *L. Penny Rosenblum, Ph.D.* Director of Research American Foundation for the Blind 1401 South Clark Street Suite 730 Arlington, VA 22202 prosenblum@afb.org Direct Phone: 202-469-6837 www.afb.org [image: AFB 100 Inclusion Knows No Limits logo_SMALL] Image description: Blue background with yellow AFB100. Below in white “Inclusion Knows No Limits” *I work at home in Tucson, Arizona which is currently on Mountain time.*