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Latest posts
Of Birds and Dragons
The conveniences and benefits that Braille brings are now an integral part of many blind people’s lives. But what does it mean for an adult to learn a new writing system? Especially after your life has changed drastically and you are forced to rebuild and...
Trees speak Braille
Sometimes a picture says more than a thousand words. This one settles for just a single word, but speaks it with rustic charm and unmistakable natural character. A tribute to Braille. A system usually read by touch, but here, beautifully admired with the eyes as well....
A Heavyweight with Hidden Code
Braille in pop culture is a truly fascinating topic! In films, books, or TV series, it’s usually not too difficult to include. When it comes to music, things get a bit more complicated, but as we’ve already shown, there are a few examples to be found there as...
A Hidden Gem for All Art Lovers
Since May 10, a special exhibition has been running at the Kunsthalle Bremen in Germany, inviting visitors to experience art together with all their senses. And what absolutely can’t be missing? That’s right, Braille! In addition to an interactive station dedicated to...
Braille Resources in Your Language: Germany
It’s Saturday again, which means it’s the perfect time for new Braille resources from a particular country, or rather, from several. Aleksander Pavkovic from Germany has sent us some exciting link recommendations from the German-speaking world. Have you...
Favorite Braille moments
What are your favorite moments of relaxation? For some, Braille is simply indispensable, even in an age of advanced technology. Today, Susanna Halme tells us about her favorite way to unwind and how she came across a special gem in the process. Thank you, Susanna, for...
Inspired by Braille: Fakoo
Ever heard of Fakoo? The Fakoo script is a writing system developed by Alexander Fakoó between 2006 and 2008. Its goal is to allow blind and sighted people to read the same text without the need for different writing systems. It is based on a 3×3 dot grid, which means...
A New Companion
Losing a part of ourselves is painful, traumatic – and changes us forever. One could say without exaggeration: it is a kind of rebirth. A rebirth in which we must learn to live with grief, anger, and despair and still find new paths to walk. And sometimes, on those...
a remarkable initiative
Today, María García Garmendia introduces a remarkable initiative: the Clube do Livro em Braille. A well-conceived and inspiring project that demonstrates how international literary engagement and inclusion can go hand in hand. It’s a concept worth sharing – and one...