World Braille Day in 2021

Happy World Braille day everyone 🎉⭐️ @StVincentsL12 https://t.co/1PMXNNty7Z

— Danielle (@Dhayes100) January 4, 2021

Don’t miss tonight discussion with the Executive Director of Ghana Blind Union, @GhanaBlind on Braille Literacy as we celebrate World Braille Day. #WorldBrailleDay #UnitedNations #SDG4 #SDGs #TheExplorersGlobal https://t.co/VNV4t8h80B

— The Explorers Club (@theexplorersint) January 4, 2021

Happy 2021, everyone! Today is #WorldBrailleDay! Do read @BlindUnion statement. https://t.co/zpu79PmYfh https://t.co/ERvF2IQigK

— IAPB (@IAPB1) January 4, 2021

Happy #WorldBrailleDay! Today is an opportunity to reflect the importance of braille as a means of communication for the visually impaired, and also to understand the work that still needs to be done in society to support braille users today. Learn more: https://t.co/AIqorO3pUZ https://t.co/3VRcdIyWyD

— Warwickshire Vision (@WarksVisSupport) January 4, 2021

World Braille Day is recognised to bring awareness to the human right of blind and partially sighted people. The UN defines Braille as the essential tool for education, freedom of expression, and communication that gives the social inclusion right of every person. https://t.co/mNGuSry4qB

— Centhra Malaysia (@CenthraM) January 4, 2021

It’s #WorldBrailleDay in honour of Louis Braille, the inventor of braille, was born in France on January 4th, 1809. Blinded in both eyes in an accident as a child, Braille nevertheless managed to master his disability while still a child https://t.co/nbWTM57Uso https://t.co/rPmMdmAF6Q

— BIPC Hull (Hull Libraries) (@BIPCHull) January 4, 2021

Please join us in recognising World Braille Day Today, January 4th is the birthdate of Louis Braille and recognises his contribution in helping visually impaired people to read and write Thank you https://t.co/vC7nujCfpu

— Gary Millar (@garymillar) January 4, 2021