World Braille Day in 2021

#COVID19 has highlighted the importance of making essential information accessible to all. On Monday's #WorldBrailleDay, see how the UN helps promote Braille as a means of communication. https://t.co/e93Cr6egxn https://t.co/sx1YJkfgL5

— United Nations (@UN) January 4, 2021

Today is World Braille Day. For those who rely using of touch to communicate and access information, lack of availability of suitable COVID-19 information may put this community at higher risk. Check out more info from the UN about World Braille Day here. https://t.co/GrLkdKf1ix https://t.co/NDubWlECYt

— VIVA! Communications (@vivacomms) January 4, 2021

MAKING OUR WORLD MORE ACCESSIBLE Today we celebrate World Braille Day, a reminder of the importance of accessibility and independence for people who are blind or visually impaired. Let’s make Braille more commonly used! @WWDA_AU @NDIS @BrainInjurySA https://t.co/AqhPYplIH7

— Relationships Australia South Australia (@RelationshipSA) January 3, 2021

This World Braille Day why not access some of these teaching resources to share with your sighted children/friends or family so they too can learn some braille both today and in the future! https://t.co/XvbflQv9J0

— Blind Citizens Aust (@au_BCA) January 4, 2021

Today is World Braille Day. Did you know that you can teach children who are blind or visually impaired how to add, subtract and divide using braille LEGO bricks? Take a look at the resources available https://t.co/24kqSWOcxH https://t.co/qu7TkDab9l #inclusiveteaching

— Gemma Scarparolo (@ScarparoloGemma) January 4, 2021

197 years ago, a 15 year-old vision-impaired student developed a six-dot ‘cell system’ to communicate on paper. The code is now universal and has expanded into mathematical and musical notations. Today we celebrate World Braille Day. #health #communication #blind #BrailleDay https://t.co/hoDyF84XOb

— Atticus Maddox (@MaddoxAtticus) January 4, 2021

Let’s remember to always do our part in making our environment such as school and workplaces more accessible for everyone. Happy World Braille Day! https://t.co/M2NeXOSbCl

— British School Jakarta (@bsj_jkt) January 4, 2021