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Monarch is Making a Difference: Demi Morgan’s Story

Demi Morgan is the Associate Director of TVI Services at Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. When she...

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Braille Tales Arrives in Puerto Rico

APH is a firm believer that early exposure to reading develops crucial braille awareness skills and promotes enthusiasm for literacy....

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2025 KY Braille Challenge: Celebrating 25 Years

For the last 25 years, students from around the world have come together for a braille literacy competition: the Braille...

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The Dot Experience Celebrates Helen Keller

The Dot Experience team celebrated one of the world’s biggest change makers—Helen Keller during a recent Connect the Dots event,...

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Tiny Explorers, Big Adventures: Fabled Friends Recap 

On Saturday, February 22, The Dot Experience Team, along with APH staff and volunteers, joined the fun at the Fabled...

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Creating Inclusive Museum Experiences: The Role of Media Integration in The Dot Experience

We recently had the opportunity to talk with Billy Boyd and Annie Schauer from Solid Light to learn more about...

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Taking to the Skies: Making In-flight Entertainment More Accessible

When traveling by plane, it’s easy to point out in-flight features that are typically inaccessible to people who are blind...