accessibility

Louis and the AMP Database: Supporting Students and the Field

The Louis Database The concept of sharing information between braille-producing agencies dates back to the 1950s, when APH used a...

We recently had the opportunity to talk with Billy Boyd and Annie Schauer from Solid Light to learn more about...

When traveling by plane, it’s easy to point out in-flight features that are typically inaccessible to people who are blind...

Meet APH Scholar Patricia Gallardo Patricia Gallardo joined the Child Development program at Braille Institute in 2018, and in 2022...

Every aspect of The Dot Experience, from the elevator shaft to the carpeting is being carefully planned, built, and tested...

As The Dot Experience continues to develop, the Influencer Campaign has provided individuals with the opportunity to share authentic stories...

As a Louisville institution for over 165 years, APH is thrilled to partner with another local business to bring The...

“The better you get around, the better you engage in life.” A pioneer in the accessible technology space and a...

Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Those words rang true...

80% of learning is visual, and teachers often tailor their lessons accordingly. This often presents barriers for students who are...

Math is not the most accessible subject for students who are blind or have low vision. Adaptations to activities and...

APH’s vision since 1858 is an accessible world, with opportunity for everyone. APH empowers people who are blind or low...

We recently spoke with Amanda Dennis, Paralympic Goalball athlete and APH’s new Engagement Specialist, about the lack of adapted physical...

Accessibility is at the core of APH’s mission, and we celebrate individuals who work to create an accessible world for...

Have you ever considered how something that many people use every day, like a kitchen appliance, social media platform, or...