Volunteer Readers Are Sought by RFB&D

Mirror Staff

Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D), a national nonprofit organization that records textbooks on tape for print and learning disabled students, from kindergarten through post-graduate and professional levels, is looking for volunteer workers.
   RFB&D volunteers not only do the actual reading of textbooks onto tape, they mark books for readers, direct readers during recording sessions, check tapes for errors and duplicate and ship tapes for borrowers. The organization is particularly interested in finding detail-oriented people knowledgeable in math, science, computers, economics and medicine.
   Volunteers will be trained in all aspects of recording books on tape. RFB&D operates Monday through Saturday, morning through evening.
   RFB&D has three studios in this area: Hollywood Studio, 5022 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles; West Valley Studio, 6700 Fallbrook Avenue, Suite 126, West Hills; and South Bay Studio, 300 North Sepulveda, Suite 2035, El Segundo.