American Printing House

This week the Monarch Student Pilot Project (MSPP) celebrated the graduation of 16 seniors. As students look to what’s next — universities; vocational, technical, or trade programs; and more — they have been given all the tools they need to go forward with confidence. MSPP Project Manager Sarah Gauer has no doubt their futures are bright, “I feel an overwhelming sense of anti...

Families with a young child newly diagnosed with blindness or low vision invariably find themselves facing a series of questions without clear answers: Will our baby be OK? Is there anything we can do? Who can help us? That’s why early childhood interventionists are so important for families in this situation. Successful early intervention doesn’t only address the ne...

The Dot Experience is so excited to showcase replicas of priceless artifacts from Helen Keller’s personal collection for visitors to touch. To begin the process of making these replicas, Solid Light sat down with our inclusive prototyping team. After washing their hands, individuals were asked to handle each artifact and help identify tactilely meaningful features and discuss...

About to finish his junior year of high school, Daniel Harris received his Monarch in the fall of 2025. Ever since, his love for school, learning, and all things braille has increased tenfold! We had the chance to talk to Daniel and his mom, Stacie, about how Monarch has made a difference in Daniel’s educational journey.

Daniel has gone through multiple transitions thr...

Each year since 2003, Ex Officio Trustees (EOT’s) throughout the United States nominate those who they feel have provided outstanding service in the blindness or low vision field in their region. Members of the Trustee Advisory Committee (TAC) are then challenged with the task of selecting three to five of these nominations to become APH Scholars. Through a scholarship, Schol...