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Lew Wallace’s Masterpiece: APH’s First Pop Fiction Novel

Do you know anything about Lew Wallace? He’s an interesting guy who used to be famous but not so much...

The American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is delighted to welcome Amanda Dennis as the new Engagement Specialist. “In...

Tactile literacy skills like creating and interpreting tactile graphics and recognizing braille characters and symbols can be difficult for many...

The saying “it takes a village” can be applied in any number of settings. In our case, it has truly...

We are excited to announce the release of Braille Brain! This is a free website-based, self-paced curriculum to help people...

This week is National Disability Voting Rights Week! While this week was formally known as “National Disability Voter Registration Week,”...

Thirty-three years ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. The ADA protects against discrimination against people...

Make time at the end of August to attend “Their Story, Their Song,” a new play written by B.T. Kimbrough...

With the Dot Experience at APH officially breaking ground, we have been incredibly busy behind the scenes preparing for construction...

APH is excited to announce the promotion of Dr. Lauralyn Randles to her new position as Director of Product Advancement...

Transition is that stage when a student begins to think outside of the school system and starts to identify and...

Despite advances in modern medicine, infectious diseases still have a major impact on the world as we have seen over...

Have you ever wondered how you can help your student advocate for themselves or effectively participate in their IEP or...

In April 1996, the Academy of American Poets launched National Poetry Month, a time to celebrate poets’ role in our...

“The blind veterans here in the Helen Keller class are able, thru talking books, to obliterate the tedious hospital hours...