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We are in pursuit of advancements for the blind and visually impaired community.
Red Rolling Case LLC is the brainchild of founder Kim A. Miller. Not wanting those experiencing sight loss to suffer from the myriad of eye diseases and impairments, Kim sought to alleviate the sense of helplessness and the frustrations associated with sight transition. This desire led her to create a full-service corporation dedicated to pursuing advancements for the blind and visually impaired community.
Paying homage to her experience of homelessness, Kim dedicated and named her company after her little red rolling case, which contained all her worldly possessions at the time. She used her little red rolling case to teach and educate her circle of friends and family in order to regain control over her life. Using her red rolling case and the visions of the white with dark dots, Ms. Miller formed the first two planks in the bridge of communication between the sighted and non-sighted communities. Red Rolling Case LLC is now the home of the Blind Awareness Ribbon (BAR), the SYGHT Project “No SYGHT All Vision,” and the Blind Awareness Audio Alert Tone (PSA), just to name a few. These first platforms are meant to help the blind and visually impaired community stay together, get better, and move forward at all stages of sight loss.
Our Mission
- To Raise Global Awareness of All Blind and Visually Impaired Persons
- To Assist All Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals to Obtain and Maintain Independence while Increasing Accessibility In All Public, Personal, and Media Environments.
Our Vision
- An Accessible and Equitable World for the Blind and Visually Impaired
- An Overcoming of Barriers that Prevent Participation and Independence, Allowing for the Full Potential of Self.
OUR INITIATIVES
We do more than what you think.
Blind Awareness Ribbon (BAR)
The primary purpose of the Blind Awareness Ribbon (BAR) is to enhance the Blind/Visual Impaired community…
Communication Video Accessibility Act
If adopted, it can be implemented into the current US Congress House Resolution HR3101 Communication
Blind Awareness Tone Alert (PSA):
Red Rolling Case LLC has developed a unique tone alert that would be specific
Partnerships with Income-Emerging Countries
Facilitating the blind and visually impaired in income-emerging countries.
About Our Team
Red Rolling Case LLC has implemented a full-service corporation that enhances and advances the interests of the blind and visually impaired community in all aspects and phases of sight transition.
It has long been our mission to preserve the independence of all our clients, including transitional coaching, success mentoring, activism and motivational speaking, all tailored to preserving the power of this niche population within the marketplace and media spaces.
Kim A. Miller
CEO. Red Rolling Case, LLC,
EDUCATOR | ACTIVIST | MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER | LIFESTYLE COACHING
This all began with a personal experience.
Following in the long line of Caribbean natives to the United States, Kim A. Miller and her family settled in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, New York, after leaving Barbados, W.I. This move fostered a love of both her hometown as well as academics. As noted, her love of academics led her to her first job, a career at the New York City Board of Education, High School Division, as an Office Administrator to Senior Level Department Heads of the High School Division, where she worked as a student and then went on to be hired for ten years as an Office Administrator—having been officially trained with the new innovative technology of its day, Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and email. Ms. Miller then took her newfound office skills to the fashion industry. Enrolling in the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), she received her first degree in Fashion Merchandise Management. Ms. Miller went to work for many recognized international brands such as Liz Claiborne, London Fog Kids, Avirex, and Jones NY just to name a few.
Not finding the fashion industry as fulfilling as she would like, Ms. Miller, no stranger to adventure and spontaneity, seized on an opportunity to be the representative of the USA and Canada working out of Paris, France, for a European-based hotel brand, which allowed her to maximize her degree in Fashion Merchandise Management on the look and feel of each establishment as stated in each contract.
Returning stateside, Ms. Miller left the world of international corporations and found what would become her lifelong interest in communications. working for a major communications organization. Tragically, about this time, Ms. Miller started to lose her sight to Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP). Due to the erosion caused by this impairment, Kim does not possess periphery, nocturnal vision, hand-eye coordination, depth perception, or a color pallet. With no education or information about her condition, she soon found herself homeless living in the subway with only a little red rolling case. When she got off the train, little did she know that her ordinary life had come to an end and her extraordinary journey would then begin.
Red Rolling Case LLC. And The SYGHT Project are born out of a necessity to reclaim and maintain a standard of life that was being taken due to the erosion of sight loss.
Receiving assistance from the Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) of New Jersey, she formed lifetime relationships with counselors, teachers, and mentors who would continue to inspire and encourage her growth and vision. Intensive rehabilitation included training on accessible technology, speech-prompted technology, independent living skills, and mobility training.
Mastering the tools of living a successful independent lifestyle within the blind and visually impaired community allowed her to enroll in Rider University, where she graduated Suma Cum Laude with her second degree in Intrapersonal Relationships with a minor in Speech and Written Communications.
Ms. Miller’s breathtaking journey has positioned her to be the voice of the blind and visually impaired community. With this in mind, she founded Red Rolling Case LLC and The SYGHT Project.
EJ Gordon
Chief Operating Officer
This all began with a personal experience.
EJ Gordon, Chief Operating Officer for the Red Rolling Case, LLC organization and SYGHT1 project and Movement was born in the year 1960, the second daughter to parents Earl (Palmetto, Louisiana) and Janice Gordon (Chester, Pa.), in Chester, PA. she was raised with five sisters (Ros, Pam, Milie, Trina and Sharon and one brother, (Earl 1969 – 1987) born the baby. EJ was enrolled in the public school system at Chester, PA, where she attended and graduated from Chester High School in 1978.
EJ at the age of 16 years then went on to attend Wilberforce, a private, historically black university, affiliated with the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Wilberforce, Ohio. which is the first Historical Black University owned and operated by African Americans. She graduated in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling and a minor in Psychology. EJ returned to her home and for one year taught high school classes to keep the enrichment of learning for future students.
EJ joined the United States Army in 1983. While serving our country, she met and married in 1985, losing her first child (a son) in childbirth in 1986, but was blessed and favored to raise a family of two children, a son, Scheraun King, born in 1987, and a daughter, Jhane’ King, born in 1993, in Staten Island, NY, where she has resided for 36 years. While living in NY she was employed for 35 years in the field of Social Working in many capacities, including employment with private children’s service agencies and a career with the New York Children’s Services, Preventive, Adoption, and Foster Care system, where she received her Master’s in Social Work from Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY. After graduation, she worked with Yeshiva University’s sister undergraduate program as a professor of undergraduate studies for ten years in the social work department at Touro College, NY.
In the community of Staten Island, NY, EJ founded the community organization Lend A Big Hand to a Small One, an organization with which she collaborated with college peers in many states to host their visiting families and children with the Staten Island families for a yearly back-to-school kickoff hosted by community junior high and high school students. This opportunity allowed all who participated to educate, mentor, and teach the power of self(Lend a Big Hand) and service to others (to a Small One). This community program was successful with many community families, advocates, and organizations, including the Staten Island police officers of Precinct 120, NYC Children Services, Staten Island Division, faith-based organizations, community business owners, community state leaders, including professional organizations, and the sororities and fraternities of the Divine Nine.
Ej, since retirement, has continued her work with families and children in her new home in South Carolina, where she is blessed with four grandchildren (Mackenzie, Edward, Aubree, and Riley). Working with Red Rolling Case, and its CEO, Kim Miller, allows her to continue to serve and provide access to services to assist and accommodate the needs of the visually impaired through education, speaking engagements, braille vendor merchandise, advocacy, life coaching, awareness, literature, and social media engagement with the visual population.
Vernon Dyverse Wooten
Chief Consulting Officer
