Awarded to Jim Stovall and NTN for Career achievements in audio description.

Awarded to Jim Stovall by the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services for outstanding leadership in the field of accessibility.

The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary honored Jim Stovall for his contributions to improve the quality of life for people with visual impairments.

Awarded to Jim Stovall for his contributions toward accessibility for the blind. Previous recipients include former President Jimmy Carter, Nancy Reagan, and Mother Teresa.

Awarded to NTN by the U.S., Chamber of Commerce. This award honors small businesses that demonstrate the ability to withstand the cyclical nature of business, overcome adversity, and seize opportunities to succeed.

JIm Stovall was honored by the President’s committee on Employment of People with Disabilities.

Presented by the American Foundation for the Blind for making media accessible for the blind and visually impaired.

Presented to NTN from the American Council of the Blind for achievement in accessibility.

Jim Stovall was honored by the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce for his work with NTN. Some previous recipients include Orson Welles, Henry Kissinger, and four U.S. Presidents.

A Certificate of Creative Excellence was presented to NTN in recognition of outstanding audio-visual productions.

Jim Stovall and the entire script-writing staff at NTN were awarded this top honor in script and screen writing from The Writers Foundation of America.

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences awarded its highest recognition to Jim Stovall and NTN for television technology for the visually impaired.