These are all published by organizations other than the Michigan Commission for the Blind:

Career Outlook 2012 Brochures Online  Published by the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth.  Statewide and labor market region information through 2012 on high-growth occupations, occupations with large numbers of annual job openings, and the levels of education requeired for specific high-growth occupations.

Directory of Visually Impaired Services  This online version of the Directory of Visually Impaired Services has more than 900 resources in 22 categories. The directory is published by The Visually Impaired Information Center, a non-profit organization established in 1995 and located in Livonia, Michigan. Print copies and additional formats of the directory can be ordered on their website.

Hands-On Parenting: A Resource Guide for Parents who are Blind or Partially Sighted is a new resource guide for parents who are blind or visually impaired published by a nonprofit organization called Through the Looking Glass.  The guide ($40) is available for purchase in large print, regular print, or CD-ROM.

Learning Opportunities For Your Child Through Alternate Assessments  This booklet from the U.S. Department of Education introduces parents to the "big ideas" contained in school improvement efforts under the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and provides parents with the information they need to help ensure that their children can benefit from these efforts. The end of this booklet identifies suggested sources of additional information. The publication's web page includes an interactive table of contents as well as links to the complete document in Microsoft Word and PDF formats.

Mailing Free Matter for Blind and Visually Handicapped Persons--Questions and Answers.  Published by the United States Postal Service, online here as a web page and Microsoft Word reprint.

Protection and Advocacy for Voter Access (Microsoft Word and PDF formats).  Published by Michigan Protection and Advocacy Service (MPAS) in March 2008.