APH Updates

“Match-It-Up” on the All-In-One Board!

Do you have access to an APH All-In-One Board and Match-It-Up Frames? If so, add them together to accommodate a...

Labyrinths might sound like a great way to get lost, but Maia Scott says they can be a wonderful way...

The Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving the tradition of excellence manifested by specific individuals through the history of...

APH is always looking for ways to remove barriers to education and employment for people who are blind and visually...

Introducing the Virtual ExCEL Academy for Students with Visual Impairments In this time of need, if you are looking for...

“It’s like a game, but there are pods, and you can make stories and music.” That’s how 10-year-old Angel Cantu-Rincon...

2019 was a year of momentum for APH. We announced the Helen Keller Archives would move to APH, we successfully...

Andrew Moulton is used to experiencing a lot of “firsts.” As the Director of Technical and Manufacturing Research, he spends...

“I get so happy, I can’t quit smiling. It means I did it! I continued to make high-quality art, even...

We’ve been working hard to get Code Jumper, an inclusive way to teach computer coding, ready for students who are...

There’s a click, some static, and then you start to hear it – you’ve tuned in to your favorite evening...

The white cane is a mobility device that supports independence for people who are blind or visually impaired as they...

The Museum at APH just got even cooler! We partnered with our friends at the American Foundation for the Blind...

We’re very excited to have Lieutenant Governor Cyrus Habib as the keynote speaker of our 151st Annual Meeting Oct 10th...

We’re so excited to welcome Leanne Grillot as our new Director of National Outreach Services. This position directs the operations...