International Talking Book Center: The Voice That Breaks Down the Wall of Isolation for 40 Years
For over 40 years, CILP has been converting books, magazines, and documents into audio for people who are blind, visually impaired, or have learning difficulties: Fabio Dalla Zuanna tells us about the behind-the-scenes of a service that is worth much more
The International Talking Book Center is an association that for over forty years has been converting the texts of books, magazines, and documents into audio formats that can help people who are blind, visually impaired, or have learning difficulties. This work combines undisputed practical utility with profound human value: thanks to the voices that animate the service, it brings a ray of warmth and closeness to those who, unfortunately, live in isolation.
We spoke about CILP's activities and future projects with Fabio Dalla Zuanna, a board member of the association, who took us behind the scenes of such an important and deserving service.
For more information, please visit the official website of the International Talking Book Center
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