World Braille Day in 2022

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2022 Date	4 January 2022
2023 Date	4 January 2023

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World Braille Day in

Tuesday, 4 Jan

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Braille is a system of reading used by the blind and visually impaired. Braille allows people who are blind to read independently, without any help from other people. International braille day is celebrated on January 4th. Happy Braille day! #reading #internationalbrailleday https://t.co/R68SP88M0y
— Ratings for Schools (@Ratings4Schools) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day spreads awareness about braille and other accessible forms of communication. Everyone deserves (and is legally entitled to) the same accommodations and service, regardless of ability. #KiaatPrivateHospital #WorldBrailleDay https://t.co/a0i9aYY4CH
— Kiaat Private Hospital (@PrivateKiaat) January 4, 2022

Today is World Braille Day, this day aims at spreading awareness about braille and other accessible forms of communication. We salute the visually impaired who have learned to read and write despite odds. #WorldBrailleDay https://t.co/tS9VXjSoFV
— Bonitas Medical Fund (@BonitasMedical) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day. Today we recognize our dream children affected by this life-threatening illness. It is through their bravery that keep us at The Foundation inspired to continue making dreams come true and be a helping hand to their supportive families💙💫 https://t.co/ArScVwse19
— Reach For A Dream (@ReachForADream) January 4, 2022

Today on World Braille Day, we raise awareness for the visually impaired to emphasise their need for braille books because education opens doors. #basichumanrights #education #braille #library https://t.co/d6CjTKoNGq
— bomaid@bomaid.co.bw (@Bomaid_Botswana) January 4, 2022

Braille is a written language for those who are blind or partially sighted and is essential in the context of education, freedom of expression and opinion, as well as social inclusion https://t.co/IXeOdNVJNt #WorldBrailleDay #DisabilityStudies #DisabilityNotInability https://t.co/5Ylfxr65aX
— St Angela's College (@StAngelasSligo) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day, celebrated since 2019, is observed to raise awareness of the importance of Braille as a means of communication in the full realization of the human rights for blind & partially sighted people. #WorldBrailleDay #WeThePeopleSA #UnitedInOurDiversity https://t.co/qlwOpggEm1
— Constitution Hill SA (@VisitConHill) January 4, 2022

Another World Braille’s Day! The World Braille Day reminds us of the importance of communication and empowerment for those who are visually impaired. #PulsatileMatters #Pulsatile https://t.co/PyW3PhDOZo
— Queen Omani👸💎 (@ShadesOfSofiya) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day is celebrated on 4th January, serving as a symbol of honour for the Braille system that has helped educate the visually impaired for several decades https://t.co/5lbVP6xdTI
— ORT South Africa (@ORT_SA) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day commemorates the birth of Louis Braille – on 04 January 1809 in France. In 1829 he published his method of writing words, music and plain song by means of dots, for use by the blind and arranged by them. #worldbrailleday #totalrisksa https://t.co/ZK45gMtedw
— TRA (Total Risk) (@TraTotalrisk) January 4, 2022

World Braille Day in 2022

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.