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Latest News from APH

A student sits in front of a screen with a graph on it while placing their hands on the tactile graph on the Monarch in front of them.

Monarch is Making a Difference: Comparative Study Explores Statistics and Scatter Plots

Designed for both students and adults, Monarch is equipped with tools that foster independent workers, make learning simpler, and daily living...

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Jupiter Joins Family of Quota Magnifiers

The stars have aligned, and Jupiter is now on quota! Our family of quota-eligible magnifiers just welcomed another addition! The...

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Halloween Fun for Everyone

Halloween is here, and it’s time for trick-or-treating and other fun fall activities! Here are some tips for how to...

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The Littlest Pumpkin Comes to Life!

Are you ready for Halloween? Then we have a tactile and auditory experience for you! You can read the story...

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Around the World with Your White Cane

The white cane is a mobility device that supports independence for people who are blind or low vision as they...

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Peter’s Trail to Braille

This is part of our series on the importance of braille literacy. We asked braille readers about their introduction to...

a vintage portrait photo from the late 80s or early 90s of a three children. An older sister, Rachel the middle child in glasses, and a younger brother.

Rachel’s Trail to Braille

This is part of our series on the importance of braille literacy. We asked braille readers about their introduction to...