6 low-cost ways to make your workplace accessible
There is an incredible amount of high-tech technology and adaptive equipment available that can make your workplace accessible for people who are blind or low [...]
Employee Spotlight: Roger Poulin
Roger Poulin has been with The Lighthouse since 2013. A fifteen-year veteran of the federal government where he worked as a computer programmer, Roger now uses his technical skills to teach others as an instructor at the Technology Training Center (TTC).
Impact in the Inland Northwest – Video Transcript
In order to make our content more accessible, we’re including a transcript for videos from our YouTube page. Find the full transcript below for [...]
Samantha Porter’s Story – Video Transcript
In order to make our content more accessible, we’re including a transcript for videos from our YouTube page. Find the full transcript below for [...]
Independence and Accessibility for All
This July the Lighthouse honors and celebrates independence and accessibility for all. In addition to commemorating our nation’s Declaration of Independence on July 4th, [...]
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 [...]
HUD Safe Travel Grant Provides Lighthouse Employees with Training and Equipment
“I have been here at the Lighthouse for 12 years, and have never received such positive feedback on any initiative we have implemented. Employees who [...]
Taking Steps Toward Accessible Prescription Drug Labeling Legislation
Last year, Ameican Council of the Blind's Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs, Eric Bridges, worked in conjunction with the Office of Congresswoman McMorris-Rodgers on promoting [...]
“Accessibility is the Key” by Lighthouse Employee Keri Brent
My typical workday at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. as Development Assistant begins when I arrive in the morning. The first thing I do [...]