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Next Up With NextGen
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This is the podcast from the ACB Nextgen chapter
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Recent Episodes

June 26, 2026
Meeting Megan Meigs, Recipient of the 2026 DKM First-Timer Award from the West
<p>In this episode of Next Up with NextGen, we meet Megan Meigs, second vice president of ACB Next Generation. Megan recently received the American Council of the Blind (ACB) DKM First-Timer Award as a member from the West and will be attending the 2026 ACB Conference and Convention in St. Louis, MO. We learn about her background, roles within ACB, what it means to her to receive this award, and what she's looking forward to at the convention in St. Louis. Learn more about ACB Next Generation, a special interest affiliate of the American Council of the Blind geared toward blind and visually impaired members between the ages of 18 and 40, at <a href="https://acbnextgeneration.org/" rel="nofollow">https://acbnextgeneration.org/</a>. The theme music for the Next Up with NextGen podcast was produced by Shane Aguilera. The voice of the podcast is Michael Babcock, and the podcast is edited by the Publications Committee and ACB Media.</p>

May 31, 2026
A Recap of the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference
<p>In this episode of Next Up with NextGen, we feature a recording from a recent NextGen program recapping the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference held in Anaheim, California back in March. Four panelists who attended the event talked about the sessions they attended, the exhibit hall, and the latest assistive technology devices and companies who design products and services for the blind and visually impaired. Learn more about ACB Next Generation, a special interest affiliate of the American Council of the Blind geared toward blind and visually impaired members between the ages of 18 and 40, at <a href="http://acbnextgeneration.org/" rel="nofollow">http://acbnextgeneration.org/</a>. The theme music for the Next Up with NextGen podcast was produced by Shane Aguilera. The voice of the podcast is Michael Babcock, and the podcast is edited by the Publications Committee and ACB Media.</p> <p>Episode Notes</p> <p>Notes go here</p>

April 29, 2026
Discussing the 2026 ACB DC Leadership Conference
<p>In this episode of Next Up with NextGen, we discuss the 2026 ACB DC Leadership Conference with two members of ACB Next Generation - Moe Carpenter and Raheel Ahmed. They talked about their biggest takeaways from attending the conference in person in Washington D.C. and what it was like advocating for laws that impact the blind community on Capitol Hill. Learn more about ACB Next Generation, a special interest affiliate of the American Council of the Blind geared toward blind and visually impaired members between the ages of 18 and 40, at <a href="http://acbnextgeneration.org/" rel="nofollow">http://acbnextgeneration.org/</a>. The theme music for the Next Up with NextGen podcast was produced by Shane Aguilera. The voice of the podcast is Michael Babcock, and the podcast is edited by the Publications Committee and ACB Media.</p>
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