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The DbI Review is the magazine of Deafblind International. It’s gone digital in 2020. The new journal includes articles, interviews, news, and announcements. It is published twice a year – in late April and late October.
The first digital issue #63 was released in spring 2020.
The latest digital issue #73 was released in May 2025. You can download it here.
Besides, some issues were released also in audio versions denoted by Spoken version sign.
Important – Copyright Notice
We want to hear how you weave global connections through our shared experiences!
- Are you passionate about inclusion, synergy, and diversity?
- Share your excitement – Tell us about what inspires you!
- Unveil your story – What makes life interesting for you?
- Share your knowledge and opportunities – help spread awareness and support in our community!
Community Connections – New to the DbI Review!
The DbI Review’s Community Connections section is a place for members to submit and share casual, fun resources in the form of pictures and short quotes that relate to the Deafblind community.
Some examples may include:
- A new book or movie about/or featuring someone who is deafblind.
- A large organization or corporation that is making steps to improve accessibility.
- Tips or ‘life hacks’ for using tech products for those who are deafblind.
This does not include:
- New research.
- Personal stories.
Do you have something you want to share in the Community Connections section of the DbI Review?
Submit it to SHOW EMAIL
DbI Review team announces a call for papers for the next issue
Your articles, interviews, news, and announcements are welcome. Please, send your proposals and articles to SHOW EMAIL. See attached submission requirements for authors.
The deadline is
- April 1st for spring issue,
- October 1st for autumn issue.
And the sections are the following:
News (short section of the key news – post-releases – from the members and networks, no less than 2,000 characters each post-release, not just mentioning the facts of the meetings, but the substance as well)
- DbI strategic news,
- Network news,
- Members’ news,
- Announcements (of the DbI and members’ events – for long-term events, i.e. within the 6-month period).
“Academic-type” articles – 7,000-10,000 characters. References according to APA style.
Interviews – 5,000-10,000 characters.
Exchange of experience – short articles (5,000 characters) on the new methods of work, revelations, etc.
Technologies – short articles (5,000 characters) about new technological developments.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Best,
The DbI Review Team
SHOW EMAIL