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Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Braille Day -Updated
World Braille Day HistoryWorld Braille Day is observed globally, honoring the contribution of Louis Braille, inventor of the Braille language that affords visually impaired people the independence of literacy. This day recognizes the significance of accessibility and independence for people who are blind or visually impaired. It provides a platform for discussions about standardizing and promoting the usage of Braille language, thereby enabling blind and partially sighted individuals to fully participate in society. World Braille Day traces back to the birth of Louis Braille on January 4, 1809. Born in France, Louis, who had lost his sight as a child, created the Braille system which revolutionized the way blind people could learn and communicate. In America, World Braille Day holds special significance, as it serves to raise awareness about guiding principles of equality, dignity, and equal opportunity for people with disabilities. It also ranks as an opportunity to motivate changes to ensure Braille equipment and education are accessible for visually impaired individuals in the United States. Typical observances in America on World Braille Day include organization of awareness programs emphasizing the importance of Braille for educational development and literacy, and advocacy campaigns aiming at increased funding and policy provisions for Braille education. Schools, libraries and institutions also participate actively, hosting learning and interactive Braille coding workshops. This day is traditionally observed each year in America on January 4th, marking Louis Braille's birthdate, thereby acknowledging his invaluable contribution to creating a more inclusive society. Facts about World Braille Day
In the News and Trending in the US for World Braille DayUpdated The Braille You Need, When You Need It: A Special Event for World Braille Day, Thursday 4 January at 7:30 PMbraillists.org Notaries invited to abandon witness practice for visually impaired on World Braille Daybianet.org World Braille Day: Empowering independence through Braille literacykoamnewsnow.com World Braille Day: Blind Co Tyrone schoolgirl (12) says using the system allows her to be like ‘everyone else my age’irishnews.com Top things to do in the US for World Braille Day
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