World Braille Day in 2023

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2023 Date	4 January 2023
2024 Date	4 January 2024

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World Braille Day in

Wednesday, 4 Jan

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Tomorrow is World Braille Day, where I get to celebrate the script which has allowed me to live, work and play for all of my life. I'll be chatting about it, and other issues in the news, on ABCNews Breakfast television at 7 30 AM tomorrow EDST
— Graeme Innes the loose unit (@Graemeinnes) January 3, 2023

Today is World Braille Day and celebrates awareness of the importance of braille as a means of communication in the full realization of the human rights for blind and visually impaired people. The date was chosen to mark the birthday of inventor Louis Braille. @visionaustralia https://t.co/tJcgGRa3w7
— Gareth Ward (@garethjward) January 3, 2023

Today is #WorldBrailleDay, a day in which we celebrate #braille and the impact it has had in the lives of those who are blind or low vision. You can learn all about the history of braille at the link below! https://t.co/ZhZv7aPWdF https://t.co/5VNn4EFudo
— Vision Australia (@visionaustralia) January 3, 2023

Today is World Braille Day, a day to raise awareness about the use of Braille as an important form of communication for people who are blind or have low vision. https://t.co/timog4qaeB
— Amanda Rishworth MP (@AmandaRishworth) January 4, 2023

World Braille Day is recognised annually for a couple of reasons. Mainly, the birth of Louis Braille, who was born this day, January 4th, 1809. Secondly, it brings awareness and showcases how important Braille is as a means of communication. https://t.co/2ONbBrvNJS
— Reading Radio (@ReadingRadioQLD) January 4, 2023

Today is World Braille Day, a day to raise awareness about the use of Braille as an important form of communication for people who are blind or have low vision. To learn more about Braille, check out this article by @visionaustralia: https://t.co/opBn9lEbA4 https://t.co/b4p2Omisx3
— IDPwD (@IDPwD) January 4, 2023

World Braille Day celebrates inclusive communication @flagstaff_group is a leader in providing all your braille needs to assist blind and visually impaired people in our community and at work. https://t.co/VZLPnLh3hz
— Roy Rogers (@FlagstaffRoy) January 4, 2023

Happy World Braille Day, swipe to learn more about the history of World Braille Day. https://t.co/JDvbX1Lvk1
— Youth Disability Advocacy Network (@ydan_wa) January 4, 2023

United Nations World Braille Day, is observed to raise awareness of the importance of Braille as a means of communication in the full realisation of the human rights for blind and partially sighted people. We recently installed Braille signage at our Assistance Dog Relief Area. https://t.co/COXzA4B07b
— CHWater (@CHWaterVic) January 4, 2023

Joyce completed a PhD in English using braille — for her those six dots mean empowerment https://t.co/7T4A5B0iwG
— ABC News (@abcnews) January 4, 2023

World Braille Day in 2023

World Braille Day seeks to raise awareness about the importance of braille as a means of communication for blind and partially sighted people. Braille is a tactile representation of alphabetic and numerical symbols that uses six dots to represent letters and numbers.