Blind Institute of Technology (BIT)

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We’re the tech-savvy nonprofit run by professionals with disabilities, training and placing the next generation of Salesforce pros & accessibility experts. Run by people with disabilities. Built for the future. #NoBarriers

Six adults pose and smile in a conference room. One man sits in a motorized wheelchair in the center; the others stand. Two women hold canes for visual or mobility assistance. All wear conference badges and business or semi-formal attire. Neutral walls and patterned carpet are visible.

A large, dark auditorium with an audience watching two people on stage in conversation. Behind them is a big screen showing a person wearing dark glasses. Purple and blue stage lighting creates a dramatic atmosphere. The seating is mostly filled.

A man wearing reflective sunglasses and a shiny gold jacket stands in front of a large world map mounted on a wall. He is smiling and holding a white cane.

A person with short, straight, silver hair with purple and blue tips stands outdoors in front of green foliage. They wear a white short-sleeved shirt, have visible arm tattoos, and are smiling gently with arms crossed.

A person with long dark hair, wearing a dark top and backpack, stands in front of a Salesforce sign at a reception desk decorated with Salesforce mascot plush toys and display screens. The lighting is bright and the setting appears professional.

A green BIT Academy hiring flyer. It seeks a Primary Instructor & Curriculum Architect for a remote Agile/Scrum/Project Management program. Duties include curriculum design, mentoring, and supporting diverse students. Pay starts at $30/hour, contract, 20 hrs/week.

Six adults pose and smile outside a modern building. One woman uses a wheelchair, another holds a white cane, and a man also has a white cane. They wear casual to smart-casual clothes and stand on a wide sidewalk near a glass and metal entrance.

Promotional flyer for a webinar hosted by Blind Institute of Technology and Safal Partners during National Apprenticeship Week, highlighting BIT’s Registered Apprenticeship Program experience. Features event details, registration link, key learning topics, and a person pointing with text "WE WANT YOU" on a green geometric background.

A green BIT Academy hiring flyer. It seeks a Primary Instructor & Curriculum Architect for a remote Agile/Scrum/Project Management program. Duties include curriculum design, mentoring, and supporting diverse students. Pay starts at $30/hour, contract, 20 hrs/week.

Promotional flyer for a webinar hosted by Blind Institute of Technology and Safal Partners during National Apprenticeship Week, highlighting BIT’s Registered Apprenticeship Program experience. Features event details, registration link, key learning topics, and a person pointing with text "WE WANT YOU" on a green geometric background.

A “Now Hiring!” flyer from BIT Academy seeks a Primary Instructor for a Digital Accessibility Analyst Program. Details include: remote, part-time contract, $30/hr starting rate, responsibilities, qualifications, and a green “Apply Today” button.

Four adults stand indoors in front of a fake tree and plants. Two women and one man wear badges and hold white canes. The woman on the right, smiling, stands with them. Warm lighting fills the space.

Event poster for SXSW panel "Zero-Gravity, Zero Barriers: The Future of Inclusive Spaceflight" with four speakers’ photos (Russ Gautier, Sheila Xu, Michael Hess, Eric Ingram), space imagery, and event details for March 16, 2026, at JW Marriott.

Eleven adults stand together indoors, smiling while wearing black sleep shades. They pose in a classroom or conference room, some crouching. A man at center holds a white cane. A large screen behind them displays a slide that says "Thank you".

A man wearing dark sunglasses and a black CAT-branded puffy vest stands indoors, holding his white cane. He has short brown hair and is dressed in a dark polo shirt. A wooden map with engraved details hangs on the tan wall behind him.

A professional flyer featuring "Meet Christine" in bold text. Christine, a smiling woman with long brown hair in a dark blazer, is pictured on the right. The flyer details her work in digital accessibility, her impact, and contact info, set on a green and white background.

A close-up of a computer keyboard with a large green key labeled "ENROLL NOW" in bold white letters, replacing one of the standard keys. The adjacent black keys are visible, including one labeled "pause" in the lower left corner.

Promo for Blind Institute of Technology featuring a woman with glasses and blonde hair. Text highlights “Meet Tiffany” from Reno, NV, describing her positive experience with BIT, new opportunities, and commitment to accessibility and advocacy. Contact: tiffany.kleinhans@gmail.com.

A close-up of a clock with the words "TIME TO GET CERTIFIED" replacing the numbers on the upper half. The clock has a silver frame, black marks for hours and minutes, and long black hour and minute hands pointing near 12, with a red second hand.

A group of 17 adults stands indoors, all wearing black blindfolds labeled "BIT." Most are dressed in business casual clothing. One person in the middle holds a white cane and wears a golden hoodie. The room has modern decor, with light walls and a large screen behind them.

A woman with sunglasses and headphones sits at a desk using a laptop, with a black guide dog standing near her feet. Text beside her advertises an upcoming Salesforce course by the Blind Institute of Technology, with details on registration, course benefits, and contact info.

Flyer for "Apprenticeship Open House Webinar" by Blind Institute of Technology. Details event date, time, and registration info. Shows three people at a table with laptops—one is a woman using a wheelchair. Contact and website info included at the bottom.

A woman wearing glasses and a lightly colored headscarf is smiling. The poster introduces Asma from Pakistan, describing her expertise in digital accessibility, her CPACC certification, and her advocacy for disability rights. Contact details are shown below.

Flyer for "Apprenticeship Open House Webinar" by Blind Institute of Technology. Details event date, time, and registration info. Shows two people at a table with laptops—one is a woman using a wheelchair. Contact and website info included at the bottom.

A group of eleven adults poses in a classroom, all wearing dark glasses and black eye masks. One person holds a white cane and wears a gold cape. Behind them is a screen displaying a presentation with "Thank you" and accessibility topics.

A woman with sunglasses and headphones sits at a desk using a laptop, with a black guide dog standing near her feet. Text beside her advertises an upcoming Salesforce course by the Blind Institute of Technology, with details on registration, course benefits, and contact info.

A man with short dark hair and glasses is smiling, wearing a black suit jacket over a light blue shirt. He is standing indoors in front of an orange-lit background with a black staircase and a microphone stand visible behind him.

Three people smile at the camera at a formal event. The woman on the left wears a zebra-striped jacket, the person in the center wears a shiny jacket, and the woman on the right wears glasses and a black dress. The background is dim with tables and illuminated screens

A large, diverse group of people pose and smile together in an office space with large windows. Some people kneel in front, while others stand. There is a guide dog, plants, and a screen in the background reading "Agentforce." The mood is cheerful and collaborative.

A man wearing sunglasses, a black and gold jacket, and a name tag stands holding a white cane beside a smiling woman with curly hair and glasses. She wears a maroon top with several buttons, a name badge, and lanyard. They pose against a plain beige wall.

A diverse group of people sit at round tables in a conference room, watching a presentation projected on a screen. The room has high ceilings, large windows, and “University of Colorado Denver” on the wall. Some attendees are taking notes or drinking coffee.