Perkins helps kids with disabilities find their place in the world. We believe every child can learn.
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ALT Shelby, an elementary age girl with glasses, holds a microphone while holding a book titled, “That’s not MY Bear!” Text: “It’s a mystery! Where is the bear? He is missing!”
ALT Myatt, a teenager wearing a green Perkins shirt, holds a book with braille and felt shapes on the cover. Text: “I made it in braille class. I love this book because it is about Tennessee where my grandparents live.”
ALT Noa, a middle grade girl with shoulder-length blonde hair, sits at a desk while holding a book titled “A Picture Book of Louis Braille.” Text: “My favorite book is about Louis Braille. I love braille!”
ALT Panel of seven people sit at the front of a room full of people.
ALT A group of three kids gather around a teenage boy smiling while holding two snakes
ALT Two hands hold a tortoise which has red dots on it's head
ALT Two teenagers reach out to pet a ferret being held out to them by an animal handler
ALT A young girl and a smiling young boy being held by his grandmother smile as they touch a tegu lizard being held by an animal handler
ALT Nigerian artist and singer/songwriter Cobhams Asuquo performing at an event celebrating the 10th anniversary of WIPO’s Accessible Books Consortium. An orange background behind him features white text reading: “Celebrating 10 years of WIPO’s Accessible Books Consortium”.
ALT Nigerian artist and singer/songwriter Cobhams Asuquo playing the piano and singing at a celebration for the 10th anniversary of WIPO’s Accessible Books Consortium.
ALT WIPO Director General Daren Tang stands with Nigerian artist and singer/songwriter Cobhams Asuquo, WIPO Deputy Director General Sylvie Forbin, and other participants in the event celebrating the 10th anniversary of WIPO’s Accessible Books Consortium.
ALT A photo of a man wearing sunglasses using his white cane while crossing a street in Boston's Downtown Crossing in a crosswalk
ALT Gayemarie Brown of Perkins Access stands on the Perkins School for the Blind campus in front of the iconic Howe building tower.
