  Everything we know about the environment around us is thanks to light, a kind
of electromagnetic radiation. Astronomy takes advantage of it and all the
electromagnetic spectrum with the help of many devices to record them and
determine from which places in our Universe they come. These signals must be
processed to obtain the images that are will be then exposed to the public.
Astronomers know that these images will inspire and generate curiosity in each
person who sees them. This Science is inclusive and wants to transmit the
knowledge and the beautiful events that happen in the universe to all people.
We try to do that by developing and showing other forms of teaching, taking
advantage of new technologies that are available today to bring this knowledge
closer to the minorities in our country like visually impaired people.
  Because of this problem, the AstroBVI project arrived in Peru for the first
time, thanks to the distribution of tactile images of 3D galaxies that were
delivered to us from the Centro de Astronom\'ia de la Universidad de
Antofagasta of the and financed by the International Astronomical Union Office
of Astronomy for Development (IAU-OAD). This allowed the holding of seven
workshops during 2019, visiting various institutions and benefiting more than
160 participants with blindness and low vision, identifying in them a lot of
interest, which shows the enormous potential presented by these 3D tactile
materials.
