Braille is more than a script. It is a bridge between darkness and knowledge. Based on six raised dots and read through touch, Braille was invented by Louis Braille of France, whose birth anniversary is observed as World Braille Day. For millions of visually impaired people in India and across the world, Braille remains a lifeline to education, learning and independence. Each raised dot carries not just letters, but hopes, dreams and dignity. Today, Braille goes beyond books — from chessboards t

What does the future hold for braille as such an important part of literacy for many who are blind? For a little history, watch our video for an insightful look into the ways we read, write, learn and teach braille have all evolved dramatically over time. | Perkins School for the Blind

Learn the Braille alphabet from A to Z. 🧡 | Bright Side