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A man wearing a black blindfold uses a white cane to navigate past stacked drink crates in a sunlit foyer with brick pillars. An exercise in shifting perspective.

So good work doesn’t go unseen.

Events, Social Content, Sehbehindert – aber Richtig e. V.

Sehbehindert – aber Richtig e. V. advocates for people who are blind or visually impaired. Through awareness work, workshops and events, the association shows how to live and work independently with a visual impairment.

We’ve documented several of these occasions: the besser sehen trade fair in Stuttgart, a workshop on career orientation, an awareness event for companies and public authorities, and the secondhand bazaar in Munich. We document what’s there instead of staging it. Photos that show the association as it is: approachable, direct, and with a clear stance.

Daniel Musizza and a colleague from the association laughing together during the workshop.
A guide dog in harness waits on a red lead beside colourful bar stools at the secondhand bazaar.
Hands at a green Blista braille typewriter at the bazaar, next to a leaflet on the braille alphabet.
Daniel Musizza talking with a colleague from the association during his talk at the besser sehen trade fair, in front of a pinboard with moderation cards.
At a stall at the secondhand bazaar, a volunteer in a red jumper hands a young visitor a sales slip, with a decorated Christmas tree behind them.
A Christmas tree with red baubles in the venue of the secondhand bazaar.
A blind visitor with a white cane and sunglasses at the food and drinks counter of the bazaar.
Daniel Musizza, chairman of Sehbehindert – aber Richtig e. V., and a colleague at their stand at the besser sehen trade fair, a climbing wall behind them and visitors passing in the foreground
A hand reading a page of braille.
After his talk at the besser sehen trade fair, Daniel Musizza is handed a thank-you box; with a screen reading "Nächstes Event hier" behind them.
The a cappella group Sing Sang performing with microphones at the secondhand bazaar, a projection screen and the staircase behind them.
An exercise from the workshop: a participant pours water from a carafe into a glass, using a finger on the rim to feel the level.
Poster for the secondhand bazaar held by Sehbehindert – aber Richtig e. V. in Munich: "Ein etwas anderer Bazar", 13 & 14 December, Gotzinger Str. 8, with dark experiences, blind table tennis, live music and a children’s programme.
Daniel Musizza explaining something from a sheet of paper during the workshop, a listening participant blurred in the foreground.
Two volunteers examining a woven basket at the secondhand bazaar, with a sign pointing to the till behind them.
Daniel Musizza, holding a coffee cup and wearing a red sash, in conversation with a visitor at the secondhand bazaar, next to the sign pointing to the till.
Two visitors at the blind table tennis table under the staircase, beside a handwritten sign reading "Blindentischtennis".
Colourful rolled-up raffle tickets in two bowls at the tombola stand of the bazaar.

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