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Latest News from APH

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Monarch is Making a Difference: Daniel Harris’s Story

About to finish his junior year of high school, Daniel Harris received his Monarch in the fall of 2025. Ever...

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Finding the Right Product for Learners with CVI

When our project leaders begin working on a product, the goal is to address the needs of many learners. Long...

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The M. C. Migel Library: Promoting Research and Education About the History of People Who are Blind or Visually Impaired

From manuscripts to published fiction, the APH Migel Library contains one of the largest known collections of non-medical materials related...

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FAQ: Transcribing Textbooks for APH

Organization name, contact info and role within the company. Jane E. Thompson Director of Accessible Textbook Division American Printing House...

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Baking for a Cause

Thirteen-year-old Sydney has always loved to bake, but when she learned her baby brother, Sawyer, was visually impaired, her passion...

Announcing Keynote Speaker Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib 151st APH Annual Meeting Hyatt Regency Lou KY Oct. 10 & 11 2019

Keynote Speaker Lt. Gov. Habib

We’re very excited to have Lieutenant Governor Cyrus Habib as the keynote speaker of our 151st Annual Meeting Oct 10th...

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The APH I-M-ABLE Kit: Helping Young Students Succeed

“This approach is what moved my student from reading just braille letters to reading words. He can now record events...