With the impact of COVID-19, the reading needs of people are high, and NNELS is committed to our mission of providing reading opportunities for people with print disabilities during this difficult time.
**Update (April 23, 2020): NNELS has gathered together a list of freely...
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Les deux prochains livres qui seront publiés dans le cadre du projet '' Braille for New Publications '' du Réseau national de services équitables de bibliothèque (RNSEB) sont des œuvres uniques et passionnantes publiées par...
Read moreThe National Network for Equitable Library Service is pleased to announce the release of another book that we have worked on as a part of the Braille for New Publications Project. Published by Groundwood Books (an imprint of...
Read moreHamilton, Ontario author Amanda Leduc’s book Disfigured is the first Canadian title to be published in all accessible and traditional formats simultaneously, thanks to a unique partnership between the author, Coach House Books and Canada’s two accessible library services, the...
Read moreCBC Canada Reads have announced their short list, and it is rich with an intriguing variety of books! This year's theme is "One book to bring Canada into focus". View the final nominees, as well as some of the long-listed books, here in our collection!
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Read moreBraille is a system of raised dots that people can read with their fingers, either through a physical embossed braille book or through braille software designed to read electronic braille on a computer using a braille display. With the widespread availability of audiobooks and assistive reading technologies such as screen readers, why are braille...
Read moreThe National Network of Equitable Library Service is pleased to announce the release of the third book that we have worked on as a part of the Braille for New Publications Project. Published by Invisible Publishing, The Truth About Facts by Bart Vautour is a poetic exploration of...
Read moreToday, NNELS is so excited to announce the release of the second book that we have worked on as a part of the Braille for New Publications Project. Published by The Royal British Columbia Museum, Once Well...
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