American Tall Ship Institute

Established in 1938, the Blind Childrens Center in Los Angeles, is a family-centered agency serving children with visual impairments. The center aims to provide a comprehensive program of specialized education and training to optimize the blind or visually impaired child s development and consequent opportunities to lead a meaningful and productive life. The center serves more than 100 children and their families each year through the infant and preschool programs. The center provides a full-inclusion program with 40 percent blind students, 35 percent severely visually impaired students and 25 percent sighted students. The center s publications include Comenzando Bajo Cero, Talk to Me, Starting Points, Standing on My Own Two Feet, Selecting a Program, Reaching, Crawling, Walking...Let s Get Moving, Pediatric Visual Diagnosis Fact Sheets and Parent Mentor Training Manual. It also publishes Move with Me, Let s Eat, Learning to Play, Heart to Heart, First Steps, Fathers: A Common Ground, Dancing Cheek to Cheek and A Unique Way of Learning.

Ventura College is dedicated to providing a comprehensive educational experience for students in the Santa Clara River Valley, offering a wide range of academic programs and support services. The college emphasizes student success through initiatives focused on equity, diversity, and inclusion while fostering a commitment to sustainability and community engagement. With resources such as academic counseling, career services, and a student health center, Ventura College aims to empower students to achieve their academic and personal goals. The institution also promotes a vibrant campus life through various events, clubs, and organizations, ensuring a well-rounded experience for all students. Generated from the website

The Workers Circle, established in 1900 by Eastern European Jewish immigrants, has a rich history in Southern California focused on promoting social justice and cultural heritage. Today, it offers a diverse array of programs, including Yiddish cultural initiatives, art exhibitions, and community events, while continuing its commitment to social activism and community engagement. Generated from the website