Where is Braille Required by Law?
This month, we’ve highlighted Braille in recognition of National Braille Literacy Awareness month. We began with an overview of Braille terminology in the “The ABC’s of Braille.” Next, we took a [...]
Modern Usage of Braille in Today’s Society
In our previous blog, “The ABC’s of Braille Literacy,” we learned the most important terminology surrounding Braille. In this blog, we’ll take a look at the modern usage of Braille. How is [...]
The ABC’s of Braille Literacy
January is National Braille Literacy Awareness Month in honor of Louis Braille, who developed Braille. Louis Braille was born in January of 1809 and this year marks the 210th anniversary of his [...]
The Language of Interpreting
Over the recent holiday season, we brought you the Twelve Terms of Translation, offering definitions for some of the most commonly used terms in the world of document and website translation and [...]
The Right to Remain Silent in Any Language
You Have the Right To Remain Silent Anyone familiar with America police drama TV shows, movies, or books knows these famous lines: You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can [...]
