Information on the Upcoming California Recall Election, Including How LightHouse Volunteers Can Provide Support
Your options for voting in the California recall election
Author: Christina Daniels
Dr. Hoby Wedler On Why Blind STEM-Loving Teens Should Sign Up for Enchanted Hills Camp This Summer
In-person summer sessions return to Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) throughout July. We are not only excited to have campers back, but we’re thrilled that one of these sessions is all about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) led by blind scientist Dr. Hoby Wedler. So if you know of any STEM enthusiasts aged between 13 … Continue reading Dr. Hoby Wedler On Why Blind STEM-Loving Teens Should Sign Up for Enchanted Hills Camp This Summer
LightHouse Staffers Reflect on Their Pandemic Year
A ongoing series
Ed Garcia: From Hired to Hiring
Ed is LightHouse’s first blind HR professional.
Sensing the Seasons, Now for all Ages
Experience nature, right at home.
White Cane Day October 15: A Day of Celebration at LightHouse
LightHouse has a lot to celebrate on Thursday, October 15.
Get Your Cupful of Cardio Weekdays with LightHouse
Get your weekday workouts with Amber, virtually.
“So, You Think You Want A Guide Dog?” is back
The next workshop is July 21. RSVP by July 15.
Putting the mobile in mobility: LightHouse O&M Instructors serve virtual lessons
LightHouse Orientation & Mobility Specialists have found creative ways to train students virtually.
The Brilliance of Braille Challenge 2020
Photos by Sarika Dagar Every four years, there’s a leap day and every three years, the LightHouse hosts the Northern California Regional Braille Challenge. This year, those two events coincided. On February 29. the Braille Challenge titled, Leap into Literacy, took over LightHouse headquarters. The Braille Challenge is a North American contest that tests the … Continue reading The Brilliance of Braille Challenge 2020