In this session, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest, Christy Cristen. a licensed clinical social worker, speaks on “The challenges I encounter as a visually impaired clinical social worker and how I find braille handy.”

For our Braille Fun Day, Rick and Carol bring us some interesting and innovative word games.

Our polestar speaker for this month is Marsha Summer, one of our most active participants, speaking today about her braille journey.

In this session, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest, Divya Bijur, is a licensed physical therapist and is also a singer. She speaks to us about “the challenges I encounter as a visually impaired physical therapist and how braille helps me.”

For our Braille Fun Day, Rick and Carol bring us some anagrams, word pairs, and other fun braille activities.

Our polestar speaker for this month is Rita Garcia, sharing her story about learning and using braille.

In this session, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest, Diane Croft, worked closely with C. Michael Mellor on his book “Louis Braille: A Touch of Genius.”

In this episode, on the fifth Thursday of the month, we present a surprise activity related to braille.

Our polestar speaker for this month is Adrijana Procopenko, an English teacher from Macedonia.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest speaker is Mr. Daniel Lubiner, the inventor of BrailleDoodle.

In this episode, Linda Pi walks us through some interesting braille drawings.

Our polestar guest, Anthony Corona, shares his experience with learning and using braille, including multifaceted aspects of his career.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest is Shawn Stewart, creator of the Braille Tag assistive labeling concept.

In this episode, Alice Massa shares some interesting information about braille code and also brings us some braille puzzles.

Our Polestar speaker is Sue Brasel. Sue taught herself basic braille and then enrolled for contracted braille with a distance braille education system. Knitting is one of her prime hobbies.

In this episode, our participants ask and answer a variety of braille-related questions.

Our guest is Kimberly Avila, an associate professor and the professor-in-charge of the Virginia Consortium for Teacher Preparation in Blindness and Vision Impairment at George Mason University.

This episode features braille trivia, conducted by Alice Massa, with support from Linda Pi, and Rick and Carol Andris.

Our Polestar speaker, Loralee Castner, talks about using braille and, particularly, about how to organize your files, folders, music and more.