APH ConnectCenter Physical Activity Webinar Programs 

Children playing on a rope bridge and a fort outside at a playground.

Editor’s Note: Dr. Lauren Lieberman and Ruth Childs share information about a seven-part APH ConnectCenter webinar series where Dr. Lieberman and additional experts will provide information, examples, and tools to support access to recreation and physical activity for all children, including those who are blind or low vision.  APH ConnectCenter Physical Activity Webinar Programs   Now […]

Celebrating Helen Keller – Her Life, Achievements and Indelible Influence

Helen Keller surrounded by a crown of young people

It may be hard to imagine, but Helen Keller – born June 27, 1880 – and her beloved teacher and friend, Annie Sullivan, were their era’s equivalent of TikTok stars.   Annie famously taught the deafblind Helen to learn language by forming letters in her hand, after which Helen learned to write, read braille, speak, and give public speeches. When Helen was an adult, […]

About the Project

Special Education Eligibility Criteria in the United States Related to Students with Visual Impairments and Deafblindness Overview of IDEA and Eligibility The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) sets forth special education policy in the United States, defining eligibility for services. The act specifies conditions under which students qualify for assistance, including those with “visual […]