41st Annual DeafBlind Retreat
Debbie Sommer (left) and Nancy Sommer (right) Over 60 campers and 130 volunteers attended the Lighthouse’s 41st DeafBlind Retreat in Seabeck, [...]
Karolann Elliott Gives Back
Karolann Elliott Communication is Karolann Elliott’s greatest challenge – unable to speak or hear, Karolann knows some basic sign language and explores [...]
Get to Know Keith Clark: DeafBlind Program Manager
DeafBlind Program Manager Keith Clark Growing up, he attended public school in a Deaf program until fifth grade when he moved [...]
DeafBlind Retreat Touches Hearts
“It’s okay to touch. Touch provides equal access to someone who cannot hear or see.” We heard this message loud and clear from our DeafBlind [...]
Sense, Feel, and Smell a World That is Designed Specifically for DeafBlind People at our Annual DeafBlind Retreat
Submitted by Kelly Wakefield, Development Assistant at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. ProTactile Communication When you visit The Lighthouse for the Blind, [...]
Building Community and Sharing New Experiences at the 35th Annual Deaf-Blind Retreat!
Submitted by Jorge H. Aristizabal Group photo of the 2013 Deaf-Blind Retreat participants and volunteers The first time I attended the Deaf-Blind Retreat at [...]
Annual DeafBlind Retreat: Transformative and F-U-N
2012 Deaf-Blind Retreat Participants and Volunteers During the last week of August, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. hosted the 34th Annual DeafBlind Retreat [...]
Getting to Know Joey Graff, Training and Development Coordinator at the Lighthouse
Joey Graff, Training and Development Coordinator at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., began her relationship with the Lighthouse nearly 20 years ago. Her [...]
Greg Hlibok visits the Lighthouse from the FCC Disability Rights Office
The Lighthouse Government Relations Team and the Deaf-Blind Program have been working together to bring another leader in the blind and Deaf-Blind communities to The [...]
The 34th Annual Deaf-Blind Retreat is on the horizon
It is August at Seattle Lighthouse for the Blind Foundation, which means it’s time for our annual Deaf-Blind Retreat at Seabeck Conference Center. 2012 brings [...]