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20/20 Magazine: Dolly Parton’s Low Vision Legacy
Since 2011, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has partnered with The American Printing House for the Blind (APH) to provide young children who are blind and low vision with accessible books in print/braille and audio formats.
TPR.org: The country’s biggest braille transcription center is inside this Texas prison
APH’s National Prison Braille Network, led by Jayma Hawkins, highlights the critical role prison braille programs play in producing accessible textbooks, with 70% of APH’s textbook orders in fiscal year 2025 transcribed by prison braille programs across the United States.
TODAY.com: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Has Sent Over 100,000 Braille Books to Low-Vision Kids: She ‘Cared About Everyone’
TODAY.com highlights how Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and APH’s Braille Tales program are expanding access to braille books for children who are blind or low vision, helping families build early literacy skills and feel included.
Courier-Journal Retro Louisville: First Braille encyclopedia completed inside APH
Louisville’s American Printing House for the Blind, the oldest publisher of Braille books in the U.S., brought its readers closer to the world in 1961 with its hefty collection of encyclopedias.
WCHS: Technology Conference Showcases Latest Technology to Help Blind or Low Vision
New technology is helping those who are visually impaired function better in the world around them. Drew Moorman is 16 years old and uses the latest technology to find his home state of West Virginia. He remembers losing his eyesight five years ago. “You can’t describe the feeling,” Moorman said. “The months after that were dark days.”
Spectrum News 1: Seeing beyond limits – Empowering others through technology
National Disability Employment Awareness Month reminds us that inclusion fuels innovation. When Joseph Hodge was a year old, he had cancer of the eye called retinoblastoma. He said entering the workforce was difficult.
“Ask Caray” at APH: How are braille books made?
WLKY’s Caray Grace answers the question about braille books being printed at APH.
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