Web-Braille contains 2,672 books and is growing. To get a user ID for Web-Braille, contact the library that handles your braille magazine subscriptions. You will be asked to select a password and provide an e-mail address. A new law gives non-English speaking parents of students with disabilities the right to have important information in their native language. The Manual for Parents and Students about Special Education Services in Texas.
English audio taped copies are also available.
This 320-page book describes resources concerning access to mass media for persons with disabilities. Your gateway to information, resources, and services regarding the employment of people with disabilities. The Deaf-Blind Theatre Access project has a manual for making theatre accessible to the deafblind. The challenges of communication and mobility can keep deafblind people at home, isolated. Yet, with specially trained interpreters, close-up seating, and an opportunity to experience sets, costumes, and props through touch, deafblind people can experience the magic of theatre.