A CLB Consumer Testimonial

“First, I would like to say that I highly recommend CLB. I was very, very, very pleased with the services that I received from Annie Presley and Peter. I was recommended to COB by Tara Aziz from Seei Hope which was formally prevention of blindness society. Went to see her in January 2024 and one […]

New Where Are We Now Episode: Tech, Access & Independence at CLB

In our newest episode of Where Are We Now?, we explore timely and powerful topics: technology, accessibility, and independence for people who are blind or have low vision. Host Jocelyn Hunter is joined by Peter Nguamsanith, CLB’s Assistive Technology Instructor, and Chrichelle Brown, CLB’s Information and Referral Specialist, for a conversation rooted in real-world experience […]

New Episode of Where Are We Now Out NOW!

In the latest episode of Where Are We Now?, CLB’s Senior Director of Communications Jocelyn Hunter sits down with Peter, CLB’s Assistive Technology Instructor, and his student Margaret, to explore how technology is opening new doors for independence. From mastering the iPad and Siri to using tools like VoiceOver, Be My Eyes, and RightHear, Margaret […]

Where Are We Now, Winter 2024

In our latest episode of Where Are We Now?, we are honored to share Parisa’s inspiring journey. After moving to the U.S. from Iran, Parisa faced the daunting challenges of adapting to a new country, a new language, and life with vision loss. Through Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind’s assistive technology training program, she embraced […]

A Conversation with Matt Ater

On our most recent episode of Where are We Now, we had the privilege of speaking with, Matt Ater, a CLB Advisory Board Member and alum. Matt began his career in accessibility technology at CLB, and shares a fascinating history and current viewpoints about technology and access. Matt is currently Vice President of Business Development […]

Tactile Currency – Are You Feeling the New $10 Bill?

The U.S. Treasury’s Bureau of Engraving & Printing (BEP) is currently preparing for a redesign of U.S. currency. The $10 bill has been identified as the first denomination to be redesigned and launched in the 2020s. The notable changes mostly being covered by the media are new security features to deter counterfeiting and the inclusion […]