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A blind Lego enthusiast is making hundreds of sets more accessible
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April 7, 2026
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0:41Now PlayingMatthew Shifrin, the founder of the nonprofit Bricks for the Blind, is making hundreds of Lego sets more accessible to blind people by adapting instructions for those who need it.
“It was truly incredible building my first ever set because this was something that I had thought of as off limits,” Shifrin said.
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