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Latest News from APH

A crowd of people gathers outside of a large concrete pillared building with the words 'Library' etched in stone above the doorway. Colored tents are set up out front and a banner hangs in the doorway with the words 'How-To Festival' in large print on it.

How-To Festival Highlights Accessibility in the Home

This past weekend, Connect the Dots, powered by PNC, got to hang out with the Louisville Free Public Library during...

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Ellume Accessible COVID Tests

We recently held our 154th Annual Meeting of APH Ex Officio Trustees (EOT) with our EOTs, EOT Assistants, partners, educators, and...

Jeff handing Spanish Legos Braille bricks to Diana Hernandez in school.

APH Outreach – Building Connections in Puerto Rico: Looking to the Future

Making Connections On the second day of my trip, Taina and I hit the road to meet up with TVIs...

Wireframe mock up of a DTD prototype featuring a multiline display, perkins style keyboard, and additional cursor buttons.

DTD Fact Sheet

We’ve been talking a lot about the DTD but what exactly is it? Check out this fact sheet to learn...

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An Rx for Literacy: Tactile Books from APH

Far from being a well-kept secret, reading aloud has long been considered key to helping young children become readers and...

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Braille Literacy Bookshelf

Braille literacy levels the playing field by giving students who are blind and have low vision the opportunity to read...

The Babies with CVI book is held open to a page that includes an image of a woman and infant.

Early Intervention Bookshelf

Early intervention services help children who are blind, have low vision, and who have multiple disabilities as they prepare to...