ALT Four figures, including one navigating with a cane, one using a wheelchair and one with a guide dog. Text: "Blindness is a spectrum."

ALT Illustration of girl with pig tails. Text: You can have 20/20 vision and still be blind. Swipe to learn how.

ALT Illustrated representation of CVI brain-eye connection. Illustration of eye. Text: Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) is blindness caused by the brain, not the eyes. That makes CVI incredibly easy to miss.

ALT Four panels with edited images of a boy doing a high jump. Edits on image 1: The boy's face is blurred. Edits on image 2: The upper half of the photo is normal, but there is no bottom half. Edits on image 3: Only small circle of the photo is visible. Edits on image 4: Blue and orange blobs stand out, but they boy's limbs and details are imperceptible, and depth perception is gone. Text: What might the world look like for those with CVI? Face blindness, Tunnel vision, Lower field loss, Distorted vision

ALT Circle chart showing 80%. Simple illustration of child and parent. Text: More than 80% of kids with CVI remain undiagnosed. But with established CVI screenings, early diagnosis, and more trained professionals, we can change the future.