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The BRL of Texas logo is a five-pointed star divided into red, white and blue sections. The left side of the star is dark blue with a white star within it. The right side is divided horizontally: the top half is white, and the bottom half is red. Across the white section of the star are the letters "BRLT" in all caps. Below these letters are corresponding Braille dots that represent the same four letters.

Braille Revival League of Texas

An affiliate of the Braille Revival League and the American Council of the Blind of Texas

What We Do

  • Send braille letters and certificates to encourage and congratulate students who participate in The Braille Challenge in Texas.
  • Present an Exhibit at the American Council of the Blind of Texas annual Conference/Convention on the importance of learning and using braille, no matter your age.
  • Give presentations at public libraries across Texas, demonstrating braille reading and writing to the public, and show how braille is useful and valuable to blind people in everyday life.
  • Hold quarterly membership meetings statewide to share information and play braille trivia and word games.

Braille Matters …

When making and keeping appointments

A spiral-bound braille calendar open to February 2026, standing on a wooden desk.
A braille calendar supports planning and keeping appointments.
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