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VP Gary Mudd Announces Plans to Retire

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

“Learning through play is how children naturally go about things. You don’t need to teach a three-year-old how to play....

*UPDATE* We’re happy to announce that LEGO® Braille Bricks can now be ordered by educators who are participating in the...

*Update*: These events are over but you can find the information from the lessons over on our learning platform the...

Since 2003, Ex Officio Trustees (EOT’s) throughout the United States are asked to nominate someone whom they feel provides outstanding...

Each year, the InSights Art Competition and exhibition honors artists who are blind and visually impaired of all ages and...

In 2018, APH took over stewardship of several important information resources that connect people who are blind, or losing their...

The APH ConnectCenter provides information and connections to resources for people of all ages who have vision loss, or are...

Do you have access to an APH All-In-One Board and Match-It-Up Frames? If so, add them together to accommodate a...

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

The Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving the tradition of excellence manifested by specific individuals through the history of...

APH is always looking for ways to remove barriers to education and employment for people who are blind and visually...

Introducing the Virtual ExCEL Academy for Students with Visual Impairments In this time of need, if you are looking for...

“It’s like a game, but there are pods, and you can make stories and music.” That’s how 10-year-old Angel Cantu-Rincon...

2019 was a year of momentum for APH. We announced the Helen Keller Archives would move to APH, we successfully...