CRIS Radio volunteers (shown above) were honored for their long-standing service at a special reception held recently at the Governor’s Mansion in Hartford. Windsor-based CRIS provides audio access to news and information featured in nearly 70 magazines and newspapers, as well as classroom materials, for children and adults who are blind or print-challenged due to […]
CRIS Radio volunteers (shown above) were honored for their long-standing service at a special reception held recently at the Governor's Mansion in Hartford. Windsor-based CRIS provides audio access to news and information featured in nearly 70 magazines and newspapers, as well as classroom materials, for children and adults who are blind or print-challenged due to physical, learning, intellectual or emotional disabilities. Several volunteers were recognized for celebrating milestone anniversaries. CRIS uses more than 300 volunteers at its broadcast center in Windsor and regional studios located in Danbury, Norwich, Trumbull and West Haven, and at ESPN in Bristol. Volunteers provide the voice talent and production for the extensive line-up of audio recordings as well various other administrative tasks.
