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Early Focus Third Edition Brings Ongoing Growth

Families with a young child newly diagnosed with blindness or low vision invariably find themselves facing a series of questions...

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A photo from the 70s of four ladies stand side by side at a table decorated with a small red sleigh and a towering Christmas

Photographs as Time Capsules of the Past

The holiday season is decidedly upon us, and with workplace parties on the calendar I was curious what holiday-related items...

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APH Partners with DAISY Consortium on New Digital Braille Standard 

We’re pleased to announce our partnership with the DAISY Consortium to develop a brand-new, electronic braille standard! This development is...

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University Bookshelf

APH Press offers a selection of books for professors to utilize in their courses. Review this list of books to...

Raymond Randles, a white man with a high forehead and sandy blonde hair wearing thick eyeglasses, a red sweater, and a white collared short, sitting at a desk with a reel-to-reel tape machine in the background. He grins at the photographer.

Remembering Raymond

  Raymond Randles in his studio office in 1993. The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas here in our museum is...

Two CATT Trainers looking over students viewing plants under the Jupiter Video Magnifier.

A New Leaf

I always look forward to this chilly time of year, when the coffee tastes better, jackets become your best friend,...

Two men stand in front of a 24” statue of Anne Sullivan, with the wings of an angel, embracing Helen Keller and Polly Thompson as they use the manual alphabet. The men hold a framed article in Japanese showing a similar statue being presented to Helen Keller. The photo is surrounded by text in the Japanese language.

A Token of Japanese American Friendship

Even a simple inquiry about one item in an archive can have a surprising number of highs, lows, twists, and...