Stories

An Artist’s InSight: The Story of Connie and Lexie

When Connie Avery steps out for her daily walk with her guide dog, Lexie, a third family member insists on...

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...

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

Since 1992, APH has hosted the annual InSights Art Competition, an international art contest open to artists of all ages...

Tactile graphics make visual concepts accessible by providing tactile representations of maps, diagrams, and graphs to people who are blind...

APH is proud to recognize Stacey Gibbins, nominated by Ex Officio Trustee (EOT), Scott McCallum, as one of our 2021-2022...

For 152 years, APH has hosted Annual Meeting, gathering Ex Officio Trustees (EOTs), Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs), other...

We would like to congratulate Michelle Shanley, nominated by EOT, Kristin Oien, as a 2021-2022 APH Scholar. Michelle Shanley has...

APH is proud to recognize Spencer Churchill, nominated by Ex Officio Trustee (EOT), Jared Leslie, as one of our 2021-2022...

Museum objects and their stories are codependent. The artifact is the real deal. After all, it was there when history...

APH would like to congratulate Rachel Antoine, nominated by Ex Officio Trustee (EOT), Sergio Oliva, as one of our 2021-2022...

In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week, Donna McClure Rogers shared her experiences as a former TVI and current Early...

May is Teacher Appreciation Month in the U.S., but here in the museum at the American Printing House for the...

On March 17, 2020, I was sitting at my desk at APH, mulling over what we should do about the...