Saturdays with Shauna: Braille Is Evolving
Editor’s Note: January 4 was World Braille Day, celebrated on Louis Braille’s birthday. This piece is the fourth and last in a four part series on Braille. Find all four […]
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Saturdays with Shauna: Braille Literacy
Editor’s Note: January 4 was World Braille Day, celebrated on Louis Braille’s birthday. This piece is third in a four part series on Braille. Tune in next week for part […]
Read moreSaturdays With Shauna: Why Learn Braille?
Editor’s Note: January 4 was World Braille Day, celebrated on Louis Braille’s birthday. This piece is second in a four part series on Braille. Tune in next week for part […]
Read moreWhat is Braille?
Editor’s Note: Today is World Braille Day, celebrated on January 4, Louis Braille’s birthday, each year. This piece is the first in a four part series on Braille. Tune in […]
Read moreThrowback Thursday: July 28, 2002 – A Visit to the Bakery
Editor’s Note: This week’s Throwback Thursday post is a special one in that the adventure we’re sharing today happened exactly 20 years ago to the day. In today’s post, we […]
Read moreThrowback Thursday: July 29, 2002 – A Day at the Ruddy Potato
Editor’s Note Last week we time-travelled to 2004 and joined a group of Camp Bowen Braille Literacy campers as they visited the Ruddy Potato grocery store here on Bowen. In […]
Read moreCOVID-19 Connection National Roundtable for March 2, 2022
This week we will read the story “A Boa in My Brailler”, a rather amusing story about Otis, a pet boa constrictor, and a Perkins Brailler. . This story is […]
Read moreStudent Voices: Erin Lacharity
Editor’s Note: Today’s Student Voices is about Erin Lacharity, a graduate of the Pacific Training Centre for the Blind’s Blind People in Charge program and a long-time Camp Bowen camper. […]
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What do these little dots say? Read and find out what Braille is, why it is important, and what the title of this article is, anyway! “If it wasn’t for […]
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