We're talking trade in this week's episode - we'll find out about the new agreement between Canada, America and Mexico. We'll also visit China to see how U.S. tariffs are impacting people in the capital city of Beijing.
Plus, we take a spin around the globe, learning about a new initiative in Spain to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease.
This World Sight Day episode also features several special stories about people who are blind and visually impaired.
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tariff (noun) a tax on imports or exports of goods from another country.
Alzheimer's disease (noun) a brain disease that mainly impacts older adults and causes memory loss.
braille (noun) an alphabet of raised letters that allow the people who are blind or visually impaired to read with their fingers.
This week we learn about various accommodations for the visually impaired, including braille signs, special track meets and mobile apps. Write to us about how your school or community accommodates people with disabilities.
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