The National Braille Press is a nonprofit organization with two core missions: (1) to promote and nurture the braille literacy of blind children and youth across the U.S. and (2) to print and publish the reading material that blind people of all ages need to fully pursue their chosen endeavors in education, work, and life. "Who's Afraid of Braille Music?" is published in print by Dancing Dots Software (Valley Forge, Pennsylvania), a leader in the field of computer-based braille music transcription. Under an agreement with Dancing Dots, the Press produces and sells a braille edition.
