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On this episode of Change makers, learn about APH's newest products. Then hear an update about the next National Coding Symposium and Day of Code. After that, learn about the most recent Connect the Dots event.
Karen Poppe, APH Tactile Literacy Product Manager, Educational Product InnovationRosanne Hoffmann, APH Product Manager, Educational Product InnovationLeslie Weilbacher, APH Outreach Regional Specialist - Northwest RegionJeff Schwartz, APH Director of Regional Training and OutreachKathy Nichols, APH Director of Education and Operations for the Dot Experience
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SENSEable STRIPSTactile Demonstration Thermometer (UEB)Tactile Shape SlateCoding Symposium and Day of CodePPG FoundationFox Family FoundationConnect the Dots
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On this episode of Change makers, learn about solutions to Eye Pressing. Learn about what it is, how a bracelet can help subdue the need, and hear the personal story of how a similar bracelet helped with another urge.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerLee Huffman, APH Low Vision Product Manager, Product Development Ellen Crupi, HabitAware Director of Awareness
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Eye-Pressing in Children Who Are Blind or Low VisionOpticAwareHabitAware
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APH’s Annual Meeting is always a great time to meet colleagues, make connections, and learn tips and tricks from others in the blindness field. Hear from various attendees, award winners and InSights Artists on this recap of Annual Meeting.
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On this episode of Change Makers, learn about the wide world of careers in STEM. The opportunities are truly endless. After that, hear an update for the next Connect the Dots event.
Katrina Best, APH Accessible Coding Product ManagerAllison Mello, Assistive Technology Specialist at California School of the BlindSaqib Shaikh, Microsoft Seeing AI Engineering ManagerErin Sigmund, APH Community Relations & Policy Advisor
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Suggest a Product FormCode and Go Robot MouseCodeQuest (iPad and iPhone App)Code JumperSnap Circuits Jr. 130 Access KitRC Snap Rover Access KitBRIC: Structures® Access KitSnapino: Access Kit™APH’s Road to CodeMeet MonarchUAH Engineering Summer CampsU.S. Advanced Cyber AcademyFBI National Academy AssociatesSeeing AI - Talking Camera for the BlindConnect the Dots -
On this episode of Change Makers, learn about how far braille displays have come, and where they're going.
Mike Hudson, APH Dot Experience Curatorial and Content LeadWillow Free, APH Global Innovations Product Manager
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On this Change Makers episode, learn how braille books are made. Hear about the process that goes into every book that is made from start to finish. After that, learn what’s new with the Reach and Match products.
Michael Haynes, Manager, Accessible Tests and Textbooks DepartmentJane Thompson, Director, Accessible Tests and Textbook DepartmentSally Hart, Accessible Textbook Tactile Graphics EditorJonathan Carson, Braille and Accessible Media Editor IIIMandy Lau, Founder & Director, Reach & Match®
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What resources are available for job seekers? This episode breaks down a special toolkit that helps those looking for employment and build critical skills that will ultimately lead to a successful job search.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerRichard Rueda, APH ConnectCenter Assistant DirectorLori Scharff, APH ConnectCenterMarianne Haegeli, Program Director, NSITE Learning and LeadershipSelene Monjaraz, Toolkit User
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Job Seeker’s ToolkitPersonal Employment StoriesThe Gibney Family Foundation
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On this special episode of Change Makers, we are spotlighting APH’s very own change maker, Bruce Sexton. Expect special episodes like this from time-to-time. Hear from APH employees who are blind or low vision about their early life, education, obstacles, successes, and what they’ve learned along the way.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerBruce Sexton, APH Director of Access and Belonging
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On this episode of Change Makers, we are learning what’s new at GoodMaps. It’s an exciting time for the indoor navigation company, as they look to launch their new app, grow their indoor mapping locations, and work to incorporate future technology into their newest products. After we talk to GoodMaps, we’ll get our monthly update on the Connect the Dots events.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerTheresa Reno-Weber, GoodMaps CEOErin Sigmund, APH Community Relations and Policy Advisor
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On this episode of Change Makers we are wrapping up Deafblind Awareness Month by talking to two individuals who are deafblind. Hear them share their experiences, and detail a few simple things others can do to make sure other deafblind individuals are always included.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerDanielle Burton, APH Communications Accessibility EditorMeagan Gorsuch, Program Manager for Vancro
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Meet Henna, the 2021 Guide/Hearing Hero Dog2021 Hero Dog Awards | Guide/Hearing Hero Dog - HennaEmail ChangeMakers
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On today’s episode we’re getting an update about APH Huntington. Hear about their goals for this year, and learn about their recent grant. After that, get the latest with the Connect the Dots, powered by PNC Foundation.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerLee Huffman, APH Low Vision Product Manager, Product DevelopmentKathy Nichols, APH Senior Museum Educator
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On today’s episode we’re talking about listening vs. reading, Is learning braille necessary? I’m talking to experts in the field and a young adult on their experiences and thoughts on this topic.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerAbby Hodge, Braille Instructor Abby Hodge at Charles W. McDowell Center for the BlindKrystal Guillory, Teacher of Blind and Visually Impaired Students Lincoln Parish SchoolsDr. Donna Brostek Lee, University of Kentucky Clinical Associate ProfessorJessica Minneci, APH Communications Associate
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MonarchPollyChameleon 20Mantis Q40Charles W. McDowell Center for the BlindLincoln Parish SchoolsDonna Lee at the University of Kentucky College of EducationAPH Blog -
On this episode of Change Makers, enjoy an update on the Monarch as it's set to launch in just a few short months. There have been numerous interviews and updates about the Monarch, and each time there’s something bigger and better to discuss…and that holds true for this episode. We’re learning more about the price of the Monarch and how you can get on the list; feedback about the Monarch and how the overall reception is shaping the software; and the latest with eBraille.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerAnne Lancaster, APH Vice President, Chief Officer Innovation and StrategyGreg Stilson, APH Head of Global InnovationJason Martin, APH Technical Innovations Product ManagerWillow Free, APH Technology Product Manager, Educational Product Innovation
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On this episode of Change Makers, learn about accessibility! In sports and video games! Hear from two incredible change makers, doing incredible things all to make the world a more accessible place. After that, we’ll check in and learn about the recent Connect the Dots, powered by PNC Foundation event, and what to expect for the next one.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerAmanda Dennis, APH Engagement SpecialistBrandon Cole, Professional Video Game Accessibility ConsultantErin Sigmund, APH Community Relations and Policy Advisor
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Sports CourtsBuilding Your Orientation and Mobility ToolkitYoutube: Fans erupt after blind teen basketball player sinks her free throw | USA TODAYSticky Dots AdhesiveFeel ‘n Peel Stickers: Nemeth Braille-Print Numbers 0-100Goalball - U.S. Association of Blind AthletesAmanda Dennis Bio - Team USALast of Us video gameMortal KombatForza MotorsportBrandon Cole YouTube pageBrandonCole.netConnect the [email protected]@aph.orgEmail Change Makers -
On this episode of Change Makers, enjoy hearing roving interviews from the 2024 Abacus Bee. Held in Louisville, Ky. students from across the country came to demonstrate their math skills on the abacus. After that, hear from APH's Erin Sigmund about the next Connect the Dots, powered by PNC Foundation event.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerSarah Vanderpool, parentMary Herod, parentMelisa Matthews, APH Digital Content Manager ConnectCenterJennifer Brooks, APH Outreach Regional Specialist - Northcentral RegionJohn Tracey, Simons Foundation Program Director, Science, Society and CultureRyan Jenkins, Abacus Bee participantLison, parentTiffany Stevens, TVILouis, Abacus Bee participantJoe Strechay, Producer and ConsultantMcKenzie Gibson, Abacus Bee participantMaggie, Abacus Bee participantLeanne Grillot, APH Senior Director of Outreach ServicesErin Sigmund, APH Community Relations and Policy Advisor
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On this episode of Change Makers, we continue our conversation about how parents, grandparents and education professionals advocate for their children, in school and in public. They’ll share their experiences and what they’ve learned on this journey.
Sara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerMelisa Matthews, APH Digital Content Manager APH ConnectCenter FamilyConnectRob Harris, FatherAngela Baldwin, GrandmotherJana Villemez, Family Engagement Initiative at NCDB and Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Attending the APH ConnectCenter Family RetreatRosie the ResilientAPH FamilyConnect -
On this episode of Change Makers, hear how parents, and education professionals advocate for their children, in school and in public. They’ll share their experiences and what they’ve learned on this journey.
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Sara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerMelisa Matthews, APH Digital Content Manager APH ConnectCenter FamilyConnectKrista Reid, MotherAngel Webb, MotherTiffany Buzzard, MotherAmy Shephard, EducatorAdditional Links
APH ConnectCenterBringing Braille Basics HomeSelf Advocacy and Teamwork are the Name of the GameRaising a Child who is Blind to Know She Can Do AnythingParent Advisory Board: When Personal and Professional Roles MergeEmail Change Makers -
On this episode of Change Makers, we’re checking in on the Dot Experience. We’ll get an update on the latest in the process, learn about the prototyping groups, and the important feedback they’re providing, and hear the thought process that goes into making everything in the museum touchable. After that, learn about the influencer campaign and learn about the most recent Connect the Dots, powered by PNC foundation event.
Sara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerJo Haas, APH Vice President of Advancement and the Dot Experience Museum FundraisingPaul Schroeder, APH Vice President Impact and OutreachJackson King, Solid Light Project ManagerMarje Kaiser, Ed.D., APH Board memberErin Sigmund, APH Community Relations and Policy Advisor
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The Dot ExperienceSolid LightLegacies of Influence: Honoring the Impactful Individuals in Our LivesConnect the Dots, powered by PNC FoundationEmail Change Makers
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On this episode during Black History Month, we’re examining how diseases commonly found among African Americans can impact eyes. After that, hear feedback about the recent monarch teacher and professional training.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerJoern Soltau, M.D., UofL Physician – Eye SpecialistLeslie Weilbacher, APH Outreach Regional Specialist - Northwest RegionJeff Schwartz, APH Director of Regional Training and Outreach - Education & Outreach
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High Blood Pressure Symptoms from the CDCHigh Blood Pressure from the American Heart AssociationDiabetes Symptoms from the Mayo ClinicWhat is Diabetes from the CDCGlaucoma Symptoms from the Mayo ClinicGlaucoma information from the Cleveland ClinicDiabetic Retinopathy from the Mayo ClinicDiabetic Retinopathy information from Johns Hopkins MedicineTips to Prevent Vision Loss from the CDCAssistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA)Mastering the MonarchBuilding an Early Tactile Foundation for Graphics UnderstandingAPH HiveEmail Change Makers
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On this episode of Change Makers we are talking about the upcoming Abacus Bee. Held in March, this event will host the best and brightest abacus students right here in Louisville, Kentucky.
NarratorSara Brown, APH Public Relations ManagerJennifer Brooks, APH Outreach Specialist – NorthCentral Region
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Abacus Bee 2024About APH Abacus BeeConnect the Dots, powered by PNC Foundation
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