Braille is a code invented by Louis Braille. It is made up of two columns andthree rows, combinations of raised dots are used to represent letters, numbers and symbols. In contracted braille a single letter with a space is used to represent an entire word. January is National Braille Literacy Month. According to Braille Works … Continue reading Braille Still Plays an Important Role in the Lives of People who are Blind or Have Low Vision
Author: Jazmin Ruiz
Reflections: Peace in Wildest Storms
Image (not including the text) is by stux from Pixabay via the Canva Library The world today is in chaos. When we look at the news there is not much positivity to be found. We see crime rising. It seems unsafe to take a relaxing walk outdoors because you don't know if you will return … Continue reading Reflections: Peace in Wildest Storms
Reflections: Some Encouraging Words
Sometimes when you are on this walk of Christian faith it can be easy to become discouraged. Yes getting saved is easy but walking through life as a Christian can be a lonely road. Here are some encouraging quotes to encourage you in all aspects of faith. The love of God When you are a … Continue reading Reflections: Some Encouraging Words
Updates, Goals and Word of the Year
Hello everyone, I hope you all are having a great start to 2023. I hope that last year went well for you as well. Now that this year has begun I would like to share some personal updates and goals as well as my word for this year. Updates Greek lessons My journey to learn … Continue reading Updates, Goals and Word of the Year
Spotlight: Eyes-Free Fitness – an Accessible Exercise Program
Many people start the new year with resolutions. One popular resolution is to get healthy and start exercising more often. Now it is easier than ever to exercise from anywhere with the increase in at home exercise programs you can find in apps and on videos on YouTube. These programs however, are not always fully … Continue reading Spotlight: Eyes-Free Fitness – an Accessible Exercise Program