The second virtual Descriptathon had a large support team behind it. This image shows a conference room in Crawford Hall at the University of Hawai'i, where most of the core group of Descriptathon administrators gathered to host the 28-team event. These eight people are sitting around a rectangular table. If you imagine the table as sort of a Daliesque clock, with Research Assistant Tuyet Hayes, in a bright pink shirt at the Noon position, the rest of the team, clockwise, is: Consultant Annie Leist, Consultant Sina Bahram, Developer Joe Oppegaard, Co-PI Thomas Conway, PI Brett Oppegaard, NPS Accessibility Coordinator Michele Hartley, and Research Assistant Phil Jordan. Everyone has a laptop in front of them and is busily working, except Jordan, who is standing next to Hartley and talking with her about a piece of paper he is holding.

University of Hawai'i at Mānoa Ph.D. student Sajja Koirala tests Audio Description from The UniDescription Project at Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio. Koirala, who lives in Ohio, has made Cuyahoga Valley a key place for her research into "Complete Trip" logistics. That means she is studying the planning activities needed for a person who is blind to successfully visit a national park. Koirala is blind and an active user of Audio Description in national parks. In this horizontal photo, she is shown wearing a long, red jacket. She is listening to audio from her smartphone via a set of wired headphones. She is standing on a bridge overlooking a waterway.