Penny Forward is sharing information about an upcoming Audio Description (AD) Training because it may be a valuable opportunity for people who are blind or have low vision and are interested in starting or strengthening a career in audio description.
Audio description plays a critical role in making arts, media, and live performances accessible. For blind and low-vision professionals, it can also be a meaningful and growing career path that combines communication skills, creativity, and accessibility expertise.
About the Audio Description Training
The Arts Accessibility Forum has announced that registration is now open for its March 2026 Audio Description Training, a two-day, in-person learning experience led by Joel Snyder, Ph.D., founder of the Audio Description Institute and a nationally recognized leader in the field.
This training is designed for individuals who want to build practical skills in audio description or deepen their understanding of best practices in the field.
Training Details
- Dates: March 12–13, 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM each day
- Cost: $200 (limited scholarships may be available)
- Format: In-person only
- Location:
Lawrence Arts Center
10th & Mass Studios
1000 Massachusetts St., Suite D
Lawrence, KS
Lunch will be provided on both days. A general daily schedule and registration form are available online.
Why Penny Forward Is Sharing This Information
Penny Forward regularly shares opportunities that may support career exploration, skill-building, and financial independence for people who are blind or have low vision. For those interested in audio description as a career path — whether in the arts, media, education, or live events — this training may offer useful foundational knowledge and hands-on experience.
Please note that Penny Forward is not affiliated with or hosting this training. We are sharing this information for awareness and educational purposes only.
How to Register
To learn more about the training or to register, visit:
https://reader.ku.edu/adtraining
If you are considering a career in audio description or looking to expand your accessibility skill set, this training may be worth exploring.
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