Today is World Braille Day, a moment to reflect on accessibility, inclusion, and the ways people engage with the world around them. Braille allows millions to access information, participate in education, and enjoy literature and art independently. Recognizing its importance reminds us that accessibility is a vital part of building connected communities.

Take time today to consider how you can support those around you.

This could be through raising awareness, learning basic Braille, or advocating for more accessible spaces in your community. Thoughtful attention to the experiences of others strengthens our connections and enriches the environments we all share.