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2024 National Coding Symposium for Students

Get ready to embark on a journey where coding becomes not just a skill, but a gateway to boundless possibilities. The 2024...

On Saturday, November 2nd the Louisville Free Public Library hosted STEAM Day, an event filled with family fun exploring science,...

APH’s production department has raised the bar for barrier breaking in workplace accessibility. An openness to re-inventing job stations and...

At our October Connect the Dots event held at the Western Louisville Free Public Library, families had the opportunity to...

The Louisville Maker Faire is an opportunity for local creatives to learn, present, and be a part of innovation in...

In September, APH launched the Monarch, a first-of-its-kind 10-line by 32-cell refreshable display that renders braille and tactile graphics on...

Meet APH Scholar Patricia Gallardo Patricia Gallardo joined the Child Development program at Braille Institute in 2018, and in 2022...

The Monarch is making its way across the U.S. As it lands in the hands of students nationwide, the APH...

In our fast-paced world, everyone needs the ability to move freely and confidently. At APH, we’re dedicated to ensuring that...

“It’s never been about lack of capability. It’s been about lack of accessibility.” Gina Fugate is a Computer Science and...

Are you a new braille reader, interested in learning about shapes, or a puzzle fan looking to put your skills...

Someone with typical vision can easily view pictures on their phone or computer. Students who are blind or low vision...

Since 1858, APH has called Louisville, KY home, growing alongside the community we proudly serve. Though much of our work...

As The Dot Experience continues to develop, the Influencer Campaign has provided individuals with the opportunity to share authentic stories...

One of the biggest early questions about eBraille was whether the standard would be print-based, like DOCX or EPUB, or...