JBI
JBI, established in 1931 as the Jewish Braille Institute, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people of all ages and backgrounds who are blind, visually impaired or print-disabled gain access to Jewish life. Through a vast circulating library, liturgical texts, customized materials and cultural offerings, JBI enables its patrons to connect to the rich literary, cultural and religious texts of the Jewish community. JBI creates, publishes and distributes thousands of Jewish-interest materials in audio, braille and large print that are provided free of charge and sent directly to patrons’ doorsteps. JBI continues to innovate and empower communities through its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. See: www.jbilibrary.org.
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