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Louis Website Gets New Look, Improved Search

Did you know our Louis Database contains information on over 240 thousand accessible books available from over 75 agencies across...

Guide dogs are known to be mobility assistants, trusted confidantes, skilled navigators, and loving friends. We have several faithful companions...

APH is proud to recognize Stacey Chambers, nominated by Ex Officio Trustee (EOT), Emily Coleman, as one of our 2022-2023...

by Jeff Schwartz and Leslie Weilbacher, APH Outreach Specialists The end of the school year is quickly approaching, and for...

We all know it’s important to eat healthily, but we also know following through can be tricky, especially when there...

APH continues to find the right people to assist in removing barriers to education and employment, ensuring the future does,...

Have you ever wondered how talking books are produced for people who are blind and have low vision? We spoke...

Imagine reading an interesting article or editing a hefty document with no way to navigate by page or heading, only...

Since 2003, Ex Officio Trustees (EOT’s) throughout the United States are asked to nominate someone whom they feel provides outstanding...

Did you know that many braille textbooks for students K-12 are produced in prisons across the United States? Since 2002,...

What is APH ABIDE? Accessibility. Belonging. Inclusion. Diversity. Equity. These are the tenets that guide the work we do at...

Remember your health education classes in middle and high school? For many of us, they evoked a combination of curiosity...

The free 2022 National Coding Symposium is back for the second year of coding fun and information! Our goal is...

Art is a form of self-expression that helps everyone showcase their interpretation of the world. We spoke with APH InSights...

APH is on a mission to modernize the storybooks in our On the Way to Literacy (OTWL) series, which was...