Explore Our Video Library
Explore the stories, expertise, and impact of the Vision Share network worldwide. Hear from surgeons around the world, learn through educational videos, and discover how collaboration and generosity are helping support global sight restoration.
What Our Surgeons Are Saying
Hear from ophthalmologists across the world as they share their experience of working with Vision Share. Learn more about how access to donated corneal tissue is helping them restore sight and shorten patient waitlists.
Dr. James McKelvie
New Zealand
In this video, Dr. James McKelvie shares his experience working with Vision Share and how the partnership is supporting corneal transplantation in New Zealand.
Dr. Elizabeth Connor
New Zealand
In this video, Dr. Elizabeth Connor shares her experience working with Vision Share and how the partnership is supporting corneal transplantation and helping her adopt new transplantation techniques like DMEK at her practice in New Zealand.
Training and Education
Explore CAIRS with KeraNatural® through an educational video featuring Dr. Jonathan Solomon, who shares insights into the procedure and considerations for surgeons.
Implementing CAIRS in Your Program
In this video, corneal surgeon Dr. Jonathan Solomon shares his real-world experience using CAIRS (Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments) with KeraNatural®, including surgical insights, patient outcomes, and key considerations for adoption.
Global Sight Restoration Series
Discover the people and stories behind our mission. Follow Emmanuel’s journey to regaining his sight and hear from an ophthalmologist in Kenya about the work underway and the ongoing need for sight-restoring care. See how your support can help more people access the care they need.
Restoring Sight in Rwanda
The story of Emmanuel, a young boy facing sight loss, is a powerful reminder of how access to eye care can change a life.
Restoring Sight in Kenya
In this episode of the Global Sight Restoration Series, Dr. Jyotee Trivedy shares firsthand insights from her work as a corneal surgeon in Kenya, where preventable blindness is common, corneal tissue is scarce, and many patients arrive without resources or hope.
