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Michigan has the Michigan Braille and Talking Book Library in Lansing and Advisory and Outreach Centers in Port Huron, Washtenaw, Marquette, Rochester, Flint, Comstock Park, Traverse City, Muskegon, Taylor and Detroit, in addition to Clinton Township.

The Piedmont Regional Library System (PRLS) is gearing up to celebrate National Library Week from April 7th to 13th. Joining libraries across the state and the nation to highlight libraries

TOPEKA (KSNT) – In March, Kansans with print impairments and blindness can indulge in more than 150,000 reading materials as part of the newly proclaimed Kansas Talking Books Week. On Wednesday, Feb. 28 Governor Laura Kelly signed a proclamation designating March 3 through March 9 as Kansas Talking Books Week. The week will highlight free […]

TOPEKA (KSNT) – In March, Kansans with print impairments and blindness can indulge in more than 150,000 reading materials as part of the newly proclaimed Kansas Talking Books Week. On Wednesday, Feb. 28 Governor Laura Kelly signed a proclamation designating March 3 through March 9 as Kansas Talking Books Week. The week will highlight free […]

Library of Congress arm offers free print-on-demand Braille cookbooks to users, and hundreds are taking advantage of it

Several fun and creative events are occurring Friday and Saturday at the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge.

The Haverhill Public Library is offering an introduction to resources available through the Perkins Braille and Talking Book Library. A part of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, the Perkins Library provides free and accessible resources for people who have difficulty accessing traditional printed materials, as well as the institutions that […]

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In her role as Miss Grand Lake 2024, Payne advocates for and promotes OLBPH. Her friends at the library will support her when she competes for the 2024 Miss Oklahoma title at River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa in June.

TRAVERSE CITY — Weird gizmos and wonderful gadgets are available at the Traverse Area District Library to help visually impaired and disabled people get the most out of life.