Hello! I found my way here, but not completely sure how things are expected to work. However, seemed like a good place to share some of our resources from Audio Universe (www.audiouniverse.org). Our focus is on data sonification for research and communications. We do a lot of work with the sight loss community (children and adults).
- Planetarium Shows which are co-designed with members of the sight-loss community (one is also available on YouTube as flatscreen and in multiple languages, a brand new one was just released about Black Holes): https://www.audiouniverse.org/education-and-communication/educational-shows
- Multi-sensory workshops (made in collaboration with Tactile Universe): https://www.audiouniverse.org/education-and-communication/accessible-workshops
- Brand new for September 2026, is our "Sonification Suite" App. This makes it very easy for you to generate sonifications of astronomical phenomena (e.g., the night sky at any time/location, stellar light curves, constellations, or basically any tabulated datasets)...You can get started with the click of a few buttons. You can use our curated sound design options (much more interesting than simply pitch mapping), which have been tested with extensive research. Or you can create a custom sound design:
https://www.audiouniverse.org/sonification-suite - A heap of documentation covering ideas, examples and good practise guidelines for using sonification for astronomy communication with a range of different audiences.