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Advocacy

Despite the progress we’ve made in dismantling barriers, there’s still more we can do. Advocating for a more inclusive world for children and young adults with disabilities can start with you. 

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iPad with a cartesian plane.
Activity

Cedric’s Cartesian Quest: APH field testing

Tablet with a tablet pencil.
Guide

How I use the Apple Pencil with low vision

crayons
Activity

Changing Solids to Liquids

Google Chrome logo with red slash through it.
News

Current issue with Google Chrome, screen readers and online math

Sue and Larry Melander in the upper level of the Museum in the Howe Building at Perkins School for the Blind.
Guide

Lawrence (Larry) Melander oral history

Three book covers displayed in front of a stack of short booklets and next to a small figurine of a man in a suit
Article

Recommended Reads: Short stories

Excited boy with hands stretched out wide, sitting at a desk using a computer.
Strategy

Classroom technology that benefits low vision students

Line graph with a picture of a car.
Activity

Thanksgiving Car Travel Trends activity: Desmos line graph

Tactile Town advent calendar
Activity

Accessible digital advent calendar

6 green presents plus 3 yellow presents
Activity

Holiday word problem visualizations: Math “drawings” using a brailler

Fingers points at a sad young woman.
Guide

Tips for handling academic ableism in the classroom

Molly Lazarus, director of Remarkable US, smiles in a professional headshot
Q&A

Howe Innovation Center community profile: Molly Lazarus