World Braille Day

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World Braille Day is an international observance held annually on January 4 to raise awareness of the importance of Braille as a means of communication and literacy for blind and visually impaired people.

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instanceOf annual event
international observance
associatedWith United Nations General Assembly resolutions NERFINISHED
category International days of observance
celebratedOn January 4
commemorates birth of Louis Braille
emphasizes importance of accessible formats
inclusion of blind and visually impaired people in society
focusesOn blind people
visually impaired people
hasPurpose promote Braille as a means of communication
promote Braille as a means of literacy
raise awareness of the importance of Braille
highlights human rights of persons with disabilities
role of Braille in communication
role of Braille in education
namedAfter Louis Braille NERFINISHED
observedBy many countries worldwide
promotes access to information for visually impaired people
access to written language for blind people
recognizedBy United Nations NERFINISHED
recurrence annual
relatedTo Braille NERFINISHED
accessibility
disability rights
inclusive education
supports implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

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Louis Braille commemoratedOn World Braille Day