Personal stories from around the world of braille users and how this very simple invention continues to transform lives.

"“UNO Braille is doing more than making this beloved game more accessible. It’s also helping promote the importance and normalcy of braille by putting it in places people might not expec ...

the team announced it’ll begin offering what’s called “braille for sports,” tactile broadcasts to blind and low vision fans during home games at Barclays Center free of charge. Powered by ...

Unfortunately, anyone with low vision who relies on Braille signs, relief maps, and audio jacks doesn’t have this luxury — at least not yet. A group of researchers at Bayreuth University in ...

Above the engraving, “12th Paralympic Games Athens 2004” was written in Greek. The reverse side has “Athens 2004” etched in braille, providing accessibility for athletes with vision impairments. The ...

The reverse side of the medals have “1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games” in braille to improve accessibility for people with vision impairments, along with the three Tae-Geuks, the emblem of the Paralympic ...

Personal stories from Braille users around the world and how this very simple invention of six little dots continues to transform lives. Show more Built around a game of Braille Scrabble ...

Built around a game of braille Scrabble, Emma Tracey presents a celebration of braille, 200 years after it was invented. Emma, who’s been blind since birth, talks to others who love the six tiny ...