1. "Braille, Pioneer of Reading and Writing for the Blind" Medal: In 2009, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) established the "Braille, Pioneer of Reading and Writing for the Blind" medal. This medal is awarded every two years to individuals or institutions that have made significant contributions to improving the lives of blind people through the promotion of Braille literacy and education.
2. Google Doodle Commemoration: In 2018, Google honoured Louis Braille with a special animated Doodle on his 210th birthday. This interactive Doodle showcased the history and impact of Braille, highlighting its importance as a tool for empowering visually impaired individuals to read and write.
3. Recognition by Governments and Organisations: Louis Braille's work has been recognised by various governments and organisations around the world. Several countries have issued postage stamps featuring Braille's portrait, and museums and educational institutions have dedicated exhibits and collections to his life and contributions.
While Louis Braille himself did not receive any formal awards during his lifetime, his legacy and the impact of Braille on the lives of blind people continue to be widely acknowledged and celebrated.