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The National Association of Blind Merchants is committed to encouraging, supporting and educating blind vendors. Under our categories like Important Articles and Speeches and Civil Rights, you will find information on a variety of topics to keep our membership informed and connected.

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Latest News:

 

SUPPORTING FOOD INNOVATION AND TRANSFORMATION

 
 

RSA Issues Guidance on Third Party Vending on Federal Property

 

Vaccine Guidance - What it means for Blind Entrepreneurs

 

SBA Explains RRF for Blind Entrepreneurs

 
 

A 2021 Look Ahead from Nicky Gacos

 

RSA ISSUES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ON ACTIVE PARTICIPATION

 

National Restaurant Association Releases Guidance on Second Round of PPP Loans

 
 
 
 

NABM TO HOLD VIRTUAL TRAINING AT NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND CONVENTION

 

National Restaurant Association Provides State by State Reopening Guidelines

 

NABM President Nicky Gacos Named Industry Person of the Year

 

RSA Management Group Releases Reopening Guidelines

 

OPEN LETTER FROM NABM BOARD OF DIRECTORS

 

NABM EXPRESSES CONCERNS ABOUT FOOD TRUCKS

 

NABM SEEKS WAIVERS FROM RSA

 

LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD

 

Unemployment Insurance/Corona Virus Emergency

 

Exactly What are the Responsibilities of the SLA?

 

Chico Award Announcement

 

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

 

NABM Releases White Paper on GSA Compliance Issues

 

NABM Releases White Paper on Women in Randolph-Sheppard

 

NABM ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM FOR SSDI RECIPIENTS