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  • Tech Events

    Mac versus PC

    Tuesday, September 17, 2024 - Whether you're using a computer for work, entertainment, or simply browsing the web, choosing the right platform can be overwhelming. Both Mac and PC systems offer accessibility features, but which is better for individuals with visual impairments? Lighthouse Guild tech experts will address this question and more, with valuable insights from special guest Brian Fischler.

  • Tele-Support Talks

    Seeing Beyond: Griffin Pinkow’s Journey of Resilience and Impact

    Monday, September 16, 2024 - Transitioning from a healthy teenager to gradually losing sight can be physically and emotionally devastating for anyone. Griffin has managed to overcome these challenges and has truly made a difference in hundreds of lives. Join us to hear Griffin's story and learn about his resilience when facing adversity.

  • Tech Events

    AIRA – Access to Information through Remote Assistance

    Wednesday, September 11, 2024 - AIRA (Access to Information through Remote Assistance) is a service which connects people who are blind or visually impaired to a professional agent who provide real-time visual information through a smartphone or smart glasses. Whether its sorting through a stack of important medical documents, finding your way in an unfamiliar environment or identifying the right medication, accurate descriptive guidance for someone with vision loss can make the difference. 

  • Lighthouse Guild & Knock at the Gate present The Tempest: a Surround Sound Odyssey

    July 1 through August 31, 2024 - Knock at the Gate's latest immersive audio experience, "The Tempest: A Surround Sound Odyssey," is designed for dark environments and headphones. It transports listeners to the mystical depths and shores of Shakespeare's magical island, immersing them in the heart of his beloved tale of magic and miracles, where a vengeful sorcerer is conjuring his final spell.

  • Tech Events

    Blind Baseball Clinic & Fundraiser

    Saturday, August 10, 2024 - Lighthouse Guild and the U.S. Blind Baseball Association are teaming up for our second public Blind Baseball Clinic in Central Park. Whether you are fully blind, visually impaired, or sighted, we encourage everyone to join us and experience this rapidly growing adaptive sport.

  • Voting Accessibility: Know Your Rights! Workshop and Demo

    August 21, 2024 - Lighthouse Guild and the New York Board of Elections present a workshop and open house led by the ADA Coordinator from the Board of Elections to help people who are visually impaired with the voting process.  

  • Tech Events

    Tech Updates and Community Q&A

    Tuesday, August 20, 2024 - Join our tech experts and special guests to discuss Apple Intelligence with improved Siri, Chat GPT 4o, assistive technology device updates from eSight, OrCam, and more.

  • Tele-Support Talks

    Returning to Routine with Purpose

    Monday, August 19, 2024 - Join us for a discussion on integrating vision strategies into home-based routines for students with low vision and Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI). Lauren will emphasize the importance of collaboration between families and school professionals.

  • Tech Events

    Entertainment Workshop & Conversation for People with Vision Loss

    Thursday, August 15, 2024 - Two High-tech, Highly Informative Sessions on Accessing Entertainment Media for People Who Are Blind or Have Vision Loss!

  • Ask the TVI

    Preparing Your Child for a Successful School Year

    Thursday, August 8, 2024 - Join us as we offer advice for parents about what they need to have ready for school and how to prepare their child for school. We will cover what parents should be prepared to tell the school and teachers about their child, how to prepare for homework, how to get involved in advocating for your child, and how to help you understand what the new school year might be like.

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