Stories

Meet APH Scholar, Nabiha Mujahid

APH congratulates Nabiha Mujahid, nominated by EOT, Robin King, for being selected as a 2020-2021 APH Scholar. A biochemistry major...

APH is excited to recognize Colin Montoya, nominated by EOT, Jared Leslie, as one of our 2020-2021 APH Scholars. Colin...

Sometimes, it is those simple, low-tech materials that make all the difference. We spoke with Elizabeth Umphress, a Teacher of...

Why did a nurse hang up her scrubs to become a TVI? We spoke with Andrea Amestoy about her journey...

APH is known for producing a plethora of braille materials for our customers. But, how exactly does a file get...

Modern technology has had so many contributors to its success, growing from the foundations laid by industry giants, such as...

Gary Mudd, VP of Government and Community Affairs, has announced his plans to retire from APH in January 2021. If...

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

You’d never know by talking to him that Nick Hadfield thinks teaching from home while parenting can be a test...

After Meghan and Tyler Stott’s daughter, Kaitlin, was born in 2009 with albinism, she was fortunate to have the services...

Photo Credit: Northwest Association for Blind Athletes, Camp Spark Program Vinicious (Vinny) tosses a ball and listens for it to...

The APH ConnectCenter Information and Referral Line (I&R) gets every kind of question you can imagine about being blind or...

A seasoned and highly regarded member of the field of blindness, Larry Skutchan is a tech guru, always finding new...

Donna McClure-Rogers knows what it’s like to be a young person who is visually impaired and struggling to learn due...

This is part of our series on the importance of braille literacy. We asked braille readers about their introduction to...