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Parent lovingly smiles at baby who looks up at parent/ text: APH HIVE. Nurturing Early Literacy Experiences. Kay L Clarke, Jessica Chandler, Jenni Remeis

Early Literacy at Home: Discover the Laptime and Lullabies Course 

For families raising infants, toddlers, and young children who are blind or have low vision, early literacy is not just about books—it’s about turning everyday moments into opportunities for connection and learning. Imagine singing a lullaby, playing a tactile game, or narrating a walk around the block—all while building the foundation for language and literacy. […]

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My Journey Rediscovering Creativity After Vision Loss 

Editor’s note: February is Low Vision Awareness Month. VisionAware Peer Advisor Lynda Lambert talks about her experience with vision loss, seeking vision rehabilitation services, and obtaining low vision training. She outlines critical steps to take if you are experiencing vision loss. This blog has been updated as of February 2025.  My Experience with Vision Loss  Vision […]

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Lowering Unemployment for Blind and Low Vision Individuals: Tips and Strategies

Editor’s note: The following blog has been updated as of February 2025. It provides job seekers and employers with tips for reducing the unemployment rate of individuals who are blind or have low vision.  The blind and low vision community faces a significant hurdle. The unemployment rate among people who are blind or have low […]

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Careers & Canine Connections 2025: Explore Your Future

The third Careers & Canine Connections event, hosted by APH ConnectCenter and Guide Dogs for the Blind, is set to take place July 28- August 2, 2025. This in-person gathering is for individuals aged 18-24 who aspire to enter the workforce and possibly work as a team with a guide dog. The week-long residential program […]

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