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A Bigger Milestone, a Broader Reach: MSPP Enters Year Three

A Milestone Worth Celebrating American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is celebrating a major milestone for the Monarch Student...

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Employee Spotlight: Veronica Palensky

American Printing House (APH) employees each bring individual talents that come together to help further our vision for a more inclusive world. Veronica Palensky serves as...

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PBS Kids’ Cyberchase Echo Explorers Now a Tactile Game on Monarch

A new partnership between American Printing House (APH) and the team behind the PBS KIDS series, Cyberchase, brings a popular...

The Periodic Table app splash screen open on the Monarch. The word "Monarch" is made up of five squares stylized like elements on the periodic table.

Expanding Accessible Learning Opportunities with Monarch Apps

The Monarch is a unique multi-line braille display that creates a world of endless possibility for accessible learning. While the 10-line...

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Employee Spotlight: Mary Jo Holt

American Printing House (APH) employees come from a variety of different backgrounds, bringing an array of interests and passions to...

An Author’s Journey: Highlighting the Story of Alice Walker

At The Dot Experience, we uplift the voices and stories of people who are blind or low vision. This month,...

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Introducing the BRF to eBraille Converter

We are excited to introduce the BRF to eBraille Converter, a new tool that helps bridge familiar braille workflows with the future...