Piauí offers 240 free vacancies in courses for educating people with visual disabilities
Piauí has announced 240 free training spots aimed at educating and supporting professionals and students working with people who have visual disabilities.
A Struggle Story That Began with 'Braille': A Reader's Journey Defying Darkness with Verses
This article discusses the inspiring journey of Sheikh Ahmed Kasb, a Quran reader who overcame blindness to connect with millions through his recitation of the Quran, emphasizing the importance of sincerity in his craft.
São Vicente acquires adapted school items for visually impaired students
The city of São Vicente has procured various educational tools, including braille printers and adapted games, aimed at supporting visually impaired students in local schools.
Julija Iliuch's book 'My Women' – about everyday fears and often unseen experiences
Julija Iliuch's book 'My Women' discusses the experiences of women during wartime, highlighting their fears and resilience.
After 4 years of a complaint from disability organizations, the Human Rights Commission recommends the abolition of the limit on the number of braille information materials
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended the elimination of the limit on braille pamphlets and the expansion of sign language interpretation to ensure the practical voting rights of disabled individuals.
She earned R$ 97 thousand in a year by creating clothes with colors, sizes, and phrases in braille
Cíntia Caroline launched a clothing line featuring braille designs to assist visually impaired individuals in choosing outfits, generating significant earnings.
With a Human Touch.. Blind People 'See' the Rock of Raouche on the Beirut Corniche
For the first time, blind individuals in Beirut can 'see' one of its famous landmarks through a human initiative that provides a tactile experience of the rock's details using a Braille-engraved interactive metal panel.
Blind Michal Tkáčik grew up in a boarding school from the age of three: Our ordinary schools for the blind do not prepare for life
Michal Tkáčik, who has been blind since the age of two, discusses his experiences growing up in a boarding school and the inadequacies of typical schools for the blind in preparing students for real-life challenges.
"I touch, therefore I am".. Success stories in Doha on World Braille Day
On World Braille Day, celebrated on January 4th, the Noor Center for the Blind in Doha highlights its role in providing comprehensive services for teaching reading and writing in Braille, empowering visually impaired individuals with education and modern technical skills.
Student Ivana from Kaštela created a New Year card in Braille
Ivana Jurić, a 21-year-old student from Kaštela, created a unique New Year card in Braille using beads, aimed at visually impaired individuals.