[Job-Discussions] FW: Holman Prize Applications Open January 20

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Holman Prize Applications Open January 20

While this is not totally related to employment, the $25,000 individual
project grants it provides to three blind people could enable one or more
of  you to pursue a professional or personal project of your dreams.

Dick Davis

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*Sent:* Tuesday, January 19, 2021 7:00 PM
*To:* ddavis at blindinc.org
*Subject:* Holman Prize Applications Open January 20

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LightHouse Lately

1.19.21

[image: LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Solidarity with
Black Lives Matter]

*In this issue:*

   - *Holman Prize applications open January 20*
   - *Summertime leadership programs for youth*
   - *A Lighthouse student tells why she joined the Legacy Society*
   - *An accessible greeting card for Lunar New Year*
   - *Why Sheri Albers can't wait to tell you about LightHouse's programs*

It’s Almost Time: Applications Open for the 2021 Holman Prize January 20

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*Photo Caption:*  A composite of the LightHouse and Holman Prize logos

Have you been dreaming and planning out your pitch for the 2021 Holman
Prize for Blind Ambition
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Maybe you’ve even already shot your pitch video. Well January 20 is the
day. Beginning at noon Pacific time, you can apply for the 2021 Holman Prize
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.

Haven’t heard about the Holman Prize yet? Here’s more info.

Now in it’s fifth year, the Holman Prize for Blind Ambition annually awards
up to $25,000 each to three blind people from around the world with
incredible ideas that will shatter misconceptions about blindness
worldwide. We are thrilled to announce this year that one of the $25,000
prizes is sponsored by one of our close partners, Waymo
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The Holman Prize named after James Holman, a blind 19th century explorer
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who is the most prolific private traveler of anyone, blind or sighted,
before the era of modern transportation.

The only qualifications for the Holman Prize are that you must be blind
(including legally blind and partially sighted) and that you must be 18
years old by October 1, 2021.

But if you’re not quite ready to upload your 90-second YouTube pitch and
fill out the application, there’s no need to worry; applications close on
March 14 at 11:59 pm Pacific.

Check out our Holman Prize frequently asked questions
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and
if you don't find your answer there, email us at holman at lighthouse-sf.org.

Stay tuned for the next two months as we share updates on 2021 submissions
and updates from our winners.

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We can’t wait to watch your videos.

*Apply for the 2021 Holman Prize.*
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Youth Looking to Sharpen Leadership Skills have Two Opportunities this
Summer

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*Photo Caption:* YES Academy students along with LightHouse staff and
mentors pose for a photo at Angel Island in 2019

Are you a person who is blind or has low vision between the ages of 16 and
24? Would you like to spend a summer with your peers and gain experience
that you can put on your resume? Well, we’re inviting, you, your families,
teachers and Department of Rehabilitation counselors to our LightHouse
Summer Training Programs for Transition-Age Youth info session on January
30 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.

You’ll find out more about our two immersive summer programs, the Youth
Employment Services Academy and the Enchanted Hills Camp Leadership and
Counselor-In-Training Program. Both programs are currently expected to take
place at our Enchanted Hills Camp in Napa, California but we will continue
to monitor health guidelines. Last summer, we ran both programs virtually
and we are prepared to do it again.

Now, here’s a bit more about both programs:

*Youth Employment Services (YES) Summer Academy*

LightHouse’s annual YES Summer Academy is designed for working-age youth
who are blind or have low vision between the ages of 16 and 24. Students
will have an unforgettable summer filled with engaging and valuable
pre-employment learning opportunities as they participate in independent
living skills trainings, employment readiness seminars, paid work-based
experiences, mentoring conversations, and memorable social activities all
wile connecting with life-long friends and mentors and supportive
LightHouse staff.

*Enchanted Hills Camp Leadership and Counselor in Training Program*

The Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) Leadership and Counselor-in-Training Program
(CIT) focuses on developing leaders who are blind or have low vision
between the ages of 16 and 18. CITs will learn how to create  a great
experience for campers while developing their own leadership skills,
including soft skills, job exploration and conflict resolution. Training
takes place through discussion, observation and practice under the
supervision of Enchanted Hills Camp and LightHouse staff.

Successful participants in either program will develop a strong work ethic
and leadership skills that can be applied in their post-secondary education
and work experience.

Join us to learn about both programs and receive information on how to
apply.

What: LightHouse Summer Training Programs for Transition-Age Youth
When: Saturday, January 30 from 1:00 pm to 2:00, via Zoom
RSVP & Send Questions: To youth at lighthouse-sf.org. RSVP no later than
Thursday, January 28.

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A LightHouse Student on Leaving a Legacy and How You Can, Too

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*Photo Caption: *Enchanted Hills Camp counselor Nasir Aqbal and camper Luke
walk around camp.

*By Elora, LightHouse student and Legacy Society member*

I’ve been a part of the blind and visually impaired community throughout my
life, through my mother, who was a Teacher of the Visually Impaired, as
well as family, friends and volunteer work. I’ve long known of the positive
impact that organizations like LightHouse have on people’s lives. A couple
of years ago, I became involved in the community in a new way, as a
visually impaired person. I came to LightHouse for help and gained
firsthand knowledge of the life-changing services LightHouse offers. Vision
changes can be devastating. LightHouse provided me with the services I
needed to get my life back.

The skills training and peer support at LightHouse were great. Yet one
thing bothered me: there is sometimes a waitlist for services. Nothing is
more frustrating than to get to the point where you’re ready to move
forward, and then have to wait.

I’ve always believed in giving where your heart is and where you see the
greatest need. So, when I was planning my estate, I thought of other
visually impaired or blind people who may be waiting to start training at
LightHouse. Working with an estate attorney and a financial advisor, I
structured a gift to LightHouse for after I am gone, a gift that will help
LightHouse serve the blind and visually impaired community well into the
future. My mission for LightHouse is more people served and fewer waiting
for services. I’m working toward this mission through my planned gift.
Planning a gift creates possibilities, not just for LightHouse, but also
for those people who are waiting to get their lives back.

Our next workshop is Wednesday, February 17, 2021. Want to learn how you
can plan your estate and what the benefits of becoming a member of the
LightHouse Legacy Society are?

Join us for our next Estate Planning Workshop via Zoom on Wednesday,
February 17, 2021 at 5:30 pm. Our special guest, estate planning attorney
David Yu, will present and will answer your questions. Jerry Kuns, longtime
donor to the LightHouse, will tell us why he joined the LightHouse Legacy
Society. For more info or to RSVP contact 415-694-7311 or
events at lighthouse-sf.org.

If you would like to learn more about planning a gift and joining the
LightHouse Legacy society, contact Jennifer Sachs, Director of Development,
at 415-694-7333 or JSachs at lighthouse-sf.org, or contact your financial
advisor.

Send Lunar New Year Cheer with a Card from Adaptations

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*Photo Caption: *The Lunar New Year tactile greeting card, a red and yellow
Chinese lantern with the words Happy New Year in English and Braille

Are you ready to celebrate the first day of the new year? Lunar New Year
that is.

Lunar New Year is the beginning of a calendar year where the months are
cycles of the moon and is celebrated in many East and South Asian
countries. In San Francisco, where LightHouse is headquartered, Lunar New
Year has been celebrated by the Chinese American community since the 1860s.
There are twelve Chinese Zodiac signs, each one being an animal. Each lunar
year is assigned an animal in a repeating twelve-year cycle. This Lunar New
Year, which falls on February 12 on the Gregorian calendar, is the Year of
the Ox. The ox symbolizes attributes such as confidence and determination.

This year, our Adaptations Store
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is selling a Lunar New year tactile greeting card, designed in-house
by our Media
and Accessible Design Lab
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On the front is a Red Paper Lantern with red tassels, emblazoned in gold
with the Chinese character “fu” (meaning good fortune). The card reads
"Happy New Year" on the front, and "Wishing you happiness and good fortune"
on the inside. The card is 5.5 by 8.5 inches and comes with an envelope.

Order your Lunar New Year card online at Adaptations.org
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or call 1-888-400-8933, or email adaptations at lighthouse-sf.org. You can
also contact Adaptations staff by locating LightHouse for the Blind and
Visually Impaired under specialized help in the Be My Eyes
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app.

*Sheri Albers Can't Wait to Meet You at the House, January 27*

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By Sheri Albers, Community Outreach Coordinator

Pull up a comfy chair and join me in a virtual living room to talk about
all things LightHouse. This monthly event was created for people who have
been experiencing changes in their vision and have noticed that this has
begun to affect their daily life. I know from experience that it is not
necessary to live with the stress and fear of not having the right tools. I
wish that I had known about LightHouse when I was growing up to prepare me
for my later years without vision. This is a safe and welcoming place to
come and ask the questions you need answers to. I’ll share with you the
great things that LightHouse has to offer that will help you become more
independent, confident, and self-reliant.

Each month we also focus on a different program to let you know what is new
and exciting at LightHouse. For the January event, our guest will be Kate
Williams, LightHouse Director of Employment Services, which is now being
offered nationally via Zoom. Come talk to Kate about what her team has been
doing to assist people who are blind or have low vision to join the
workforce. Our Employment team provides a thorough assessment of the needs
of each individual as they enter the program. Employment Specialists guide
students through complex topics such as creating a dynamic resume, writing
compelling cover letters, preparing for interviews, disclosing their
disability and requesting accommodations. Students work individually to
master these skills while they build a network.

We’ll also be joined by Raqi Gomez, manager of our Adaptations Store
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She’ll let us know about the latest and greatest in blindness and low
vision products on the market.

Meet You at the House takes place Wednesday, January 27 from 2:00 to 3:00
pm. You can RSVP to me at SAlbers at lighthouse-sf.org or call 415-694-7331.

I can’t wait to talk to you.

*LightHouse Online Programs, via Zoom*

Below is a list of some of the online programs for the next two weeks. Please
check our online calendar
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as more new programs appear each day.

Stress Reduction & Meditation Goes Virtual
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January 20 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am

Tecnología para Todos (En español)/Technology for Everyone (in Spanish)
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January 20 from 2:00 pm to 3:45 pm

Wildlife of the San Francisco Bay and Shorelines Virtual Tour
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Wednesday, January 20 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Reel Escape: Audio-Described Movie Club
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January 21 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm

30% & Growing Goes Virtual
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January 21 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Una Tarde con Conchita (en español)/An Afternoon with Conchita (in Spanish)
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January 22 from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm

The Business of Blindness: Make Coffee and call Mike Cole
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January 25 from 9:30 am to noon

Translating Space Images into Sound: A Youth and Family Lesson About Making
Space Accessible
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January 25 from 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm

Yoga Alignment Flow (Online)
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January 26 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am

Tech Together Online: Podcast & Audio Recording
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January 26 from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm

Not So Bored Game Night (Online)
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January 26 from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Stress Reduction & Meditation Goes Virtual
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January 27 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am

Meet You at the House
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January 27 from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Reel Escape: Audio-Described Movie Club
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January 28 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm

En Comunidad (En español)/In Community (in Spanish)
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January 29 form 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm

LightHouse for the Blind & Enchanted Hills Camp Virtual Job Fair
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January 30 from noon to 2:00 pm

LightHouse Summer Training Programs for Transition-Aged Youth Info Session
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January 30 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm

The Business of Blindness: Make Coffee and call Mike Cole
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February 1 from 9:30 am to noon

Not So Bored Game Night (Online)
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February 2 from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm

*Multi-Day Programs*

New Perspectives: Support Group for Adults 55+
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January 5, 12, 19 & 26 and February 2 & 9, 1:00 pm to 2:15 pm

Safe and Confident Movement for O&M Travel
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Tuesdays & Thursdays, January 5 through 21, 3:30 pm to 4:45 pm

Get Moving: Orientation & Mobility for Independent Travel - for DOR
Consumers
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January 19, 21, 27 & 28 and February 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23 & 25 from
10:00 am to noon

Get Moving: Orientation & Mobility for Independent Travel - for Adults 55
and Over
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January 25 & 27; February 1, 3, 8, 10, 17, 22, 24; March 1, 3 & 8 from
10:00 am to noon

Employment Immersion February Virtual Workshop
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Weekdays, February 1 through 26, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, no class February 15
*more*
*info*

The LightHouse blog is the place to go for up-to-date alerts on issues
affecting our community, including scholarship opportunities, LightHouse
news and events. Read the LightHouse blog.
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If you are a youth who is blind or has low vision, or the parent of a youth
who is blind or has low vision, you can sign up for our Youth and Family
email list. This list tells you all about the LightHouse social,
recreational and educational outings and adventures we offer each month,
just for you. You’ll also hear about scholarship and other youth-related
educational and leadership opportunities. To sign up or for more
information about the Youth Programs, please email youth at lighthouse-sf.org
or call 415-431-1481 and ask for a Youth Programs team member.

*HELPFUL LIGHTHOUSE CONTACTS*

For any of the above and more, contact Esmeralda Soto, our Information
Concierge, at 415-694-7323 or email your questions to info at lighthouse-sf.org
.

If you are Deaf-Blind or blind and hard of hearing, find out more about
traveling with confidence, accessing computers and telecommunications and
how to read braille by contacting Sook Hee Choi, Deaf-Blind Employment
Specialist, at SChoi at lighthouse-sf.org or video phone 415-255-5906.

Even during shelter in place, we are connecting volunteers to our
community. Please contact our Volunteer Department at
volunteer at lighthouse-sf.org or leave a message at 415-694-7320.

To order braille or tactile maps for your school, workplace or
organization, contact the MAD Lab at madlab at lighthouse-sf.org or
415-694-7349.

San Francisco Bay Area residents who are blind or have low vision can learn
about LightHouse counseling services by contacting Dr. Connie Conley-Jung
at CJung at lighthouse-sf.org <cjung at lighthouse-sf.org>.

To sign up for our Employment Immersion Program, contact Employment
Immersion Coordinator Wanda Pearson at WPearson at lighthouse-sf.org
<wpearson at lighthouse-sf.org> or 415-694-7359.

If your group, organization or senior living center would like to have a
presentation of the programs and services that LightHouse has to offer,
please contact Sheri Albers, Community Outreach Coordinator, at
SAlbers at lighthouse-sf.org <salbers at lighthouse-sf.org> or 415-694-7331.

To make an appointment with our specialized Low Vision Clinic, contact the
UC Berkeley Low Vision Clinic at 510-642-5726.

Visit this link to donate.
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*a big*
*thank you*

*The LightHouse wishes to thank its devoted friends and community partners
who have recently supported us with significant gifts to help our programs
grow and reach higher. Each of these generous donors gave $500 or more
during the months of August and September 2020.*

Laura and Peter Allen - for general support.
American Honda Foundation – for youth programs at EHC.
Jennison Asuncion – for general support.
Asymmetric Publications – for general support.
Judy Barrett – for EHC.
Laura Cinquini – to rebuild EHC.
Deborah Danielewicz – for EHC.
Michael and Leslye Dellar - for general support.
Chancey Fleet - for general support.
Candice and Jesse Gomez – for general support.
Nancy K. Hayes – for general support.
Dana Hooper and Alicia Swanson - for general support.
Herbst Foundation – for EHC/Giving Tuesday 2020.
Humboldt Health Foundation – for LightHouse North Coast.
Tracy Kwok – for general support.
Julius Oatts - for general support.
Lisamaria Martinez and Joseph Bakker – for EHC.
Julia Moore – for EHC.
Cynthia J. Morris – for general support.
Margaret Niland – to rebuild EHC.
Michael Nunez – for general support.
Polar Enterprises, LLC – Capital Campaign for a 21st Century LightHouse.
Sharon and Richard Sacks – to rebuild EHC
San Jose East Valley Lions Club - to rebuild EHC.
Michael and Carole Shebanek – for general support.
Marc Sola – for general support.
Alexandre Spehler – for general support.
Steven Tschacher – for Chimehenge at EHC.
Vrishali Thorat – for general support.
Viet Huong Fish Sauce Company - for remote services during the Pandemic.

*Help us keep our online services during COVID-19*.

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*Donate online.
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Now you can donate to LightHouse for the Blind via text. Text the amount
you wish to contribute to 415-707-7864.

You can also send checks by mail to:

*LightHouse for the Blind*

*1155 Market Street, 10th FloorSan Francisco, CA 94103*

Shop on Amazon? Every purchase you make can support the LightHouse! Go to
smile.amazon.com
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and select “LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired” to receive a
percentage of your sales.

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