Blogs
Reading together
Reading together is a wonderful way to spend time with your child or grandchild, and sharing stories can create a bond that lasts a lifetime. For some families, however, reading together can be difficult if one of the readers has a visual impairment. Thanks to the...
Braille.nl and more
Fully participating in society To always be able to read and participate fully in society, even if you are blind or visually impaired or if you cannot read properly due to a condition. This is our mission and why we have been producing reading material in adapted...
Multi-sensory museum
Experience art through scent, sound, touch and sight. The Van Abbemuseum's new multi-sensory collection Delinking and Relinking invites you to experience art differently: in some cases literally by feeling, smelling or hearing art. Delinking and Relinking spans over a...
Museum de Lakenhal
An independent visit to a museum can be quite a challenge for people with a visual impairment. That is why Museum De Lakenhal developed an audio tour especially for this target group and special tactile materials in collaboration with the CBB.
Miffy for blind children
Everyone knows Miffy. But what if you are blind? How do you know what Miffy looks like and what she is doing? There is good news for children with a visual impairment: five titles from Mercis publishers feature tactile drawings and text in braille and large print.
Inclusive calendars
Every year the CBB creates inclusive calendars for the Bible Society of Costa Rica. These are beautiful photo calendars with braille. For blind people in Costa Rica, this inclusive calendar means a lot. Gabriel Brais from Costa Rica let us know how the calendar was...
