The event highlights the urgent need for collective action to address the global eye health crisis.
One of the key pillars of Specsavers' sustainability ambitions is to improve quality of life outcomes for disadvantaged members of society.
Awardees are set to share their innovative approaches at 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Winners were selected from over 600 images submitted from dozens of countries.
World Sight Day on October 10th will highlight the importance of eye health in young people and inspire children to cherish their eyesight.
The event highlights the need to address the global eye health crisis and demonstrates how collaboration can effectively tackle this urgent health challenge.
This commitment enhances IAPB's global network and resources, advancing towards a world where accessible eye health is a reality for all.
2030 IN SIGHT LIVE, a summit dedicated to ending avoidable blindness.
The International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) announces that World Sight Day 2024 will emphasize the importance of child eye health.
The IAPB Young Systems Leader Award is a new initiative designed to amplify the voices and empower early-career professionals driving transformative change in eye health.
Including free resources for eye safety and protection, a new award for young leaders, and how artificial outside nighttime light may increase risk of AMD.
(PRESS RELEASE) The International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) has announced the launch of the IAPB Young Systems Leader Awards, a new initiative designed...
Ella Gudwin, VisionSpring, CEO joins IAPB Board.
The World Sight Day 2023 Photo Competition finalists courtesy of the International Association for the Prevention of Blindness.
International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness recently announced the World Sight Day 2023 photo competition winners.
(PRESS RELEASE) Dear Colleagues, World Sight Day is an annual opportunity for all of us to talk about the importance of comprehensive eye care. This year,...
Sight screenings are held in workplaces around the world as a campaign calls on everyone, everywhere, to Love Your Eyes at Work.
Lack of adequate access to eyecare remains a worldwide challenge that comes with emotional pain and economic loss.
World Sight Day has been observed globally each year on the second Thursday of October for more than 20 years.
Calling on employers, insurers, and policy makers to consider how they can contribute to improved access to vision and eye health care.
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