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A boy feels a tactile piece of art while his teacher looks on.
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What inclusive, accessible arts education looks like

Playing music, drawing and painting, making tactile sculptures of clay and cardboard — making art accessible helps kids with disabilities in many ways.

Helen Keller

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Helen Keller, smiling, visits with three young schoolchildren.
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Building a better Helen Keller lesson plan
Nella Braddy Henney sitting on a large rock under a flowering tree.
Helen Keller

Nella Braddy Henney
Close up of Polly Thomson and Helen Keller's hands, writing.
Helen Keller

Helen Keller’s hands

Living with blindness

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Tom Geraci, a legally blind college student, stands outdoors on campus, smiling for the camera.
Living with blindness

Mainstream school as a legally blind student: 5 things I wish my teachers knew
Seven students sit in desks that are facing a student in a wheelchair with his teacher behind him. The student in the wheelchair is passing an item to a student in front of him.
Living with blindness

How person centered planning helped Angel transform his future
Living with blindness

Guardianship: You Have Been Appointed Guardian, Now What?

Career readiness

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A young man stands in front of a tree wearing sunglasses and a grey shirt.
Career readiness

Why support for young adults with disabilities transitioning to adulthood is crucial
3 people collaborating on a coding project.
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Behind the scenes of accessible open source software: NVDA and OSARA
Career readiness

Why does technology matter for students with disabilities?

CVI

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CVI

Epilepsy and CVI explained
A young child sits at a table, focused on a game involving colorful rings and a cone. The child holds a yellow ring, poised to place it on the brown cone, which is mounted on an orange, snail-shaped base. The setting appears to be indoors.
CVI

Addressing CVI in Chile: unlocking resources for special education teachers
CVI

What are the signs of CVI in adults?

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