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The Dot Experience Cast: Bhavya Shah

Bhavya Shah is driven, personable, and dedicated to his education, his craft, and to keeping accessibility in every conversation.     Early Life and Vision Loss   Shah experienced...

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LEGO® Braille Bricks: A Fun Way to Reinforce Braille Skills

*UPDATE* We’re happy to announce that LEGO® Braille Bricks can now be ordered by educators who are participating in the...

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LEGO® Braille Bricks Week Webinars

*Update*: These events are over but you can find the information from the lessons over on our learning platform the...

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Be the Boss of Your Embosser

We know getting the braille you need quickly is important for success in the classroom, but it’s not always easy...

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2020 Winners of the APH InSights Art Competition

Each year, the InSights Art Competition and exhibition honors artists who are blind and visually impaired of all ages and...

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Federal Quota, and EOT – What Does it all Mean?

If you spend any amount of time around APH, you’ll hear people talking about EOTs, the Federal Quota, and even...

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“Yes I Can!”

We have traveled around the world and landed back in our homes this week.  Now it’s your turn to tell...