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Latest News from APH

A section of a tactile graphic depicting the lifecycle of a butterfly shown on the Monarch’s 10-line by 32-cell refreshable braille display. The section of the tactile graphic specifically shows the transition from chrysalis to butterfly.

Unlocking a World of Scientific Discoveries with the Monarch

Science classes include a variety of graphics, which can be expensive and slow to produce. APH’s Monarch, is breaking down...

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APH Community Impact Crew

Are you passionate about Advocacy & Human Rights, Education & Literacy, and Disability Rights? Join the 2023 APH Community Impact...

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APH Behind the Scenes: The Model Shop

At APH, we’re always looking for ways to create new tactile graphics for our consumers, and our Model Shop is...

Hands on braille being displayed on a 10 line by 32 cell refreshable device with orange buttons.

The eBRF Revolution

As you may have heard, we are working on two game-changing projects that, together, will alter the way we access...

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From Concept to Creation: The Mi’kmaw Braille Code

How did a braille transcriber develop a new braille code? We spoke with Christine Muise, recipient of the Louis Award...

Two guide dogs, a yellow lab and a German shepherd, sit side by side while wearing their harnesses.

Guide Dogs Dress to Impress

Guide dogs are used to having to dress to impress, but that doesn’t mean their outfits are always the same....

Fingers on a 10 line by 32 cell braille display. The display has raised pins representing a square with plot points on it from a geometry lesson.

The Next Stop on the Holy Braille Highway: 2022 and Beyond

As 2022 comes to an end, we’re taking a look back at the exciting developments and milestones that were accomplished...