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RSVP to join us for this special Braille Institute workforce event being held at the Los Angeles Center. This event brings together individuals with vision loss, employment professionals, and organizations to learn about building confidence, advocating for workplace needs, understanding employment rights, and accessing resources that can support career success.

  • Wednesday, September 23, 2026 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM PT
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We’re committed to letting kids be kids and helping them grow up to reach their full potential, regardless of their visual impairment. You are your child’s most valuable teacher and advocate. Our goal is to assist you in locating resources and support to maximize your child’s growth and development. We help families see beyond sight loss and focus on the bright future ahead. Contact childdevelopment@brailleinstitute.org to get started. 

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“I’m not going to let my son miss out on the opportunity to learn braille and interact with other kids, and for me to learn different ways that I can help him.”

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Braille Institute’s amazing Youth Program aims to create a solid foundation among school-age youth ages 7 to 18 by working with families and educators through virtual and in-person sessions. The Youth Program actively helps develop independent young adults through self-advocacy, determination, and peer support through our curriculum inspired by the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC). What’s more two national programs – Braille Challenge and Cane Quest were designed by Braille Institute to help youth foster a love for braille literacy and develop confidence and independence with orientation and mobility. Contact youth@brailleinstiute.org to get connected. 

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