Episode 18: Braille 101: How Dots Became a Global Language

Join hosts Qualik Ford and Derique Simon for this episode as they celebrate the powerful role Braille plays in literacy, communication, and independence for people who are blind or low vision. From a candid reminder that “if technology died, we would have no way of communicating besides Braille,” to a deeper dive into the different grades of Braille, this conversation highlights why Braille still matters. Plus, test your knowledge as they guess how many Braille volumes it takes to make up the first Harry Potter book—and reflect on the lasting impact of Louis Braille’s legacy.