307K views · 10K reactions | The LEGO Foundation and the LEGO Group are now rolling out LEGO Braille Bricks - a fun and engaging way for children with vision impairment to learn Braille! Together with our local partners we’re starting in seven countries and more will be added early 2021  Find out more here: www.LEGObraillebricks.com #RebuildTheWorld | LEGO | Facebook

Today, January 4th, marks World Braille Day, an annual celebration honoring Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille script 1. This day highlights the importance of Braille as a tool for education, equality, and independence for visually impaired people worldwide 2. Some people believe that Braille is more than just dots on a page, it's freedom and inclusion, giving blind individuals confidence, independence, and a voice in the world 3. World Braille Day aims to raise awareness about accessibi

POV: Braille is turning 200 years old and we let the Gen Z team member write the video script. Our bestie Dave is here to tell you all about its history and importance. He ate and left no crumbs. [Video transcript: No cap, Braille is turning 200 years old. Slay. Braille is a code of dots which blind and partially sighted people can read with our fingers instead of our eyes, plus 200 aura points. Braille was invented by the goat, Louis Braille, in 1824 when he was in his teen era. Pop off king. T

My blind daughter made history on stage. Khara got the incredible opportunity to audition for a musical for the first time—and she was cast in a lead role. They had never had a person who is blind want to audition. She played a shy student with a hidden musical gift, who eventually finds the confidence to share her voice. The role is so aligned with Khara’s real life as a young person living with blindness. Khara is always exploring new activities with courage and curiosity—often being the first