The Helen Keller Archive: From AFB to APH

Update: 2020-05-07

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Michael Hudson, Director of the APH Museum, gave details on the transfer of the Helen Keller Archive from the American Foundation for the Blind to the American Printing House in Louisville, KY and also shared information on these archives.

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Question and Answer Session 14

2020-05-28--:--

Living Together and Using Braille

2020-05-21--:--

The Basics of Duxbury, a Braille Transcribing Software

2020-05-14--:--

The Helen Keller Archive: From AFB to APH

2020-05-07--:--

Question and Answer Session 13

2020-04-30--:--

Using Braille on a Daily Basis

2020-04-23--:--

Braille Services in Nigeria

2020-04-16--:--

What's So Stylish About a Slate and Stylus?

2020-04-09--:--

The Benefits of Reading Braille for Fun

2020-04-02--:--

Question and Answer Session 12

2020-03-26--:--

Using Braille at Work

2020-03-19--:--

The Importance of Proofreading While Learning Braille

2020-03-12--:--

Marrakesh Treaty

2020-03-05--:--

Q&A; Session

2020-02-27--:--

30 Years of Braille Proofreading

2020-02-20--:--

Touch and Go

2020-02-13--:--

The Roles of ICEB and BANA

2020-02-06--:--

Question and Answer Session 10

2020-01-30--:--

Braille and Technology

2020-01-23--:--

The Role of NLS in Promoting Braille

2020-01-16--:--

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The Helen Keller Archive: From AFB to APH

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The Helen Keller Archive: From AFB to APH

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The Helen Keller Archive: From AFB to APH