A National First: Braille on the Metro
To spotlight accessibility, we transformed the Metro’s front page into braille, distributing 15,000 special editions at key locations like King’s Cross. This bold, award-winning campaign (Charities Campaign of the Year) made the invisible visible, urging the public to help visually impaired children experience Christmas differently.
Results showed 75% of Metro readers found the braille wrap made the issue more relevant, and 84% saw it as a powerful way to raise awareness about visual impairment. Inside, a QR code led sighted readers to a video explaining RNIB’s mission, driving meaningful support for a more inclusive world.

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