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Kate Williams stands, white cane in hand, in front of the Ed Roberts Campus.
Coming soon – LightHouse East Bay expands services
LightHouse East Bay is growing, and along with it, our commitment to providing a continuum of programs and services.
Annalisa DiLeonardo, surrounded by young campers.
The best part about blind camp
By Annalisa DiLeonardo, Assistant Director, Enchanted Hills Camp
2019 Holman Prizewinner Alieu Jaiteh
Meet Alieu Jaiteh: Holman Prizewinner and Social Entrepreneur
Alieu Jaiteh is one of three recipients of the 2019 Holman Prize for Blind Ambition.
YES Academy students with white canes stand in front of restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown
Reflections from the YES Academy Class of 2019
Reflections from 2019 LightHouse YES Academy students on their month-long immersive experience.
Holman Prizewinner Conchita Hernandez and the staff of METAS stand with schoolchildren
A Blindness Conference in Mexico Becomes a Catalyst for Change
From July 26-28, 2019, Holman Prizewinner Conchita Hernandez convened the first-ever blindness conference in Mexico led by blind people.
Announcing the 2019 Holman Prizewinners
We announce the three 2019 Holman Prize winners: Yuma Decaux, Alieu Jaiteh and Mona Minkara after a rigorous, multifaceted judging
Marie Vuong
Student Profile: Marie Vuong
Marie, who attends many LightHouse activities, came to America a few years after the Vietnam war.
YES Academy student stands over salads made by students for the dinner
A YES Summer student reflects on their first week
The following is a reflection from Amber, a YES Student from LightHouse’s Summer Academy.
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