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Meet Your Match with Memory Puzzles: Shapes

Are you a new braille reader, interested in learning about shapes, or a puzzle fan looking to put your skills...

Someone with typical vision can easily view pictures on their phone or computer. Students who are blind or low vision...

Since 1858, APH has called Louisville, KY home, growing alongside the community we proudly serve. Though much of our work...

As The Dot Experience continues to develop, the Influencer Campaign has provided individuals with the opportunity to share authentic stories...

A new Hulu documentary, “Sacred Soil: The Piney Woods School Story,” highlights the Piney Woods Country Life School located in...

One of the biggest early questions about eBraille was whether the standard would be print-based, like DOCX or EPUB, or...

Every experience is a learning experience. For students who are blind or low vision, this may include an introduction to...

Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Those words rang true...

Julie Hapeman is a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist (COMS) for the Milwaukee Public School System. She serves on the...

80% of learning is visual, and teachers often tailor their lessons accordingly. This often presents barriers for students who are...

Andrea Montana works as a Developmental Vision Specialist/Instructional Lead at the New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired...

Imagine accessing materials by viewing one line of braille at a time. Now, picture interacting with them by intervals of...

A worldwide file standard cannot be created alone. By utilizing the expertise of other organizations and individuals in the blindness...

Over two years in the making, the first eBraille public working draft has been published. This is an exciting development...

“I think every blind person should attend at least one NFB Convention,” said Danielle Burton, APH’s Communications Accessibility Editor. “It...