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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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Connect the Dots Event Inspires Inclusivity and Accessibility

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

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Solid Light Sets the Stage for Inclusivity

A lot goes into designing a brand-new museum. From exhibit planning, to selecting flooring, and beyond, our partners at Solid...

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Producing Accessible Positions: Quality Checks on Large Type Books

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

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Understand Chemistry Concepts with the Tactile Ionic Bonding Kit

Chemistry is a complex subject. Students study a variety of concepts, such as atomic structures, electron configurations, the periodic table,...

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Blind Musicians Collection Listening Station

Do you know a blind or low-vision artist who has recorded music? We would love to preserve their legacy, alongside...

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Increasing Electronic Possibilities: Connectivity on the Monarch

Technology bridges the gap between access and learning. Without screen readers on computers, applications like Google Chrome and Microsoft Word...