Laura Monaco of Carmichael spent her whole life trying to fit in. It wasn’t until she came to Society for the Blind in her mid-30s that she finally found what she was looking for – and she’s never been happier. Born with albinism, Laura grew up...
Learn moreSince Jill Guilbeau joined Society for the Blind’s staff as Braille instructor three years ago, she dreamed of having a Braille embosser so she could create customized learning materials based on each of her students’ individual needs. In...
Learn moreAs top runners from across the world gathered to race the California International Marathon last month, Society for the Blind was honored to have several of our friends playing important roles. One of our optometrists, Dr. Monica Rodriguez-Bayes...
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Another year has entered its final turn, and it is with gratitude and appreciation that I look back over 2018. It has been a year filled with exciting changes and growth. I am grateful for new partnerships that enabled Society to improve its...
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On November 3, 200+ people with vision loss, together with their family members, explored the latest in adaptive technology and our region’s top resources at the 2018 Resource and Technology Fair. Hosted by Society for the Blind, North State...
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Highlighting the Achievements and Possibilities of People who are Blind Before coming to Society for the Blind six years ago, I had little experience with or awareness of people with vision loss. That all changed on October 1, 2012, when I met...
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