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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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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
Tiled image of a book cover and Elizabeth Emerson
Helen Keller

A conversation with Elizabeth Emerson

Living with blindness

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 A College Tour Experience
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Second Semester Blog Post
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January Blog

Career readiness

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Drawing of a laptop on a desk.
Guide

Technology goals required for the workplace
Graphic: Mentoring
Activity

Science and engineering mentorship program
Cartoon image of a man working at a desk with his guide dog and text, "Working Blind"
Guide

Working Blind Series: Interviews

CVI

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August wearing glassing sitting and smiling in front of a window.
CVI

How my son’s CVI diagnosis broke, then rebuilt my heart
an open book, displaying "CVI" on its pages
CVI

Literacy and CVI
graphic of a finger pressing a CVI symbol
CVI

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI)

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