Hi everyone,

I hope this email finds you well. Following a conversation with a colleague
from the disability sector on January 4 this year, I found myself drawn
into a deeper, more reflective exploration of the relevance of Braille in
2026. Having studied in a sighted school until Grade 8, with only two years
of formal Braille education, my relationship with Braille has always been
layered. While I continue to struggle with writing it fluently, reading
Braille, especially literature, has been a deeply enriching experience for
me.

This curiosity led me to engage with more people, read diverse
perspectives, and reflect on where we truly stand today—and where we might
be headed—when it comes to the role of Braille in the lives of visually
impaired individuals.

After spending considerable time in this rabbit hole, it felt inevitable to
share where I eventually landed in this ongoing conversation.

I invite you to read my latest piece, Connecting the Dots – Is Braille
Still Relevant in 2026?, here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/connecting-dots-braille-still-relevant-2026-uma-shankar-veeravalli-znm4c

I would love to hear your thoughts and theories on the subject. Looking
forward to hearing from you all.

Cheers
Uma Shankar

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