KQED NEWS – CALIFORNIA REPORT By Sam Harnett Apr 26, 2019 Please click here for the link to KQED website with the audio: https://www.kqed.org/news/11742759/california-sound-the-visually-impaired-learn-to-listen-at-santa-rosas-earle-baum-center Please...
This is how rumors get started: last week hundreds of people driving through downtown Sebastopol saw councilmember Michael Carnacchi walking down the sidewalk with a long white cane tap, tap, tapping ahead of him. When he came to a busy intersection, a companion took...
KSRO radio hosts Steve Jaxon and Mark Carpenter interview with Earle Baum Center in September 2018. Martin Voigt, the only beer blogger in Austria, is our first guest today, and Dr. Hoby Wedler is also here, together with Bob Sonnenberg and Jeff Harrington from the...
Lake County News, California, October 1 2018 SANTA ROSA, Calif. – Featuring gentle looping spiral paths specially designed for people with vision loss and mobility challenges but fun for all ages, the new labyrinth at the Earle Baum Center celebrated its grand opening...
The San Francisco Chronicle June 3 2018 / Reporter Lizzie Johnson / Photo credit to Jessica Christian. The classroom was full of students, all of them blind or visually impaired. Their canes were propped in the corner, their guide dogs asleep under a table. It was...
KENT PORTER / THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Jeff Harrington, Earl Baum Center’s Director of Facilities and Technology, tries a voting machine from Hart InterCivic of Austin, Texas, on Thursday during a demonstration of new voting technology at the Santa Rosa Veterans...
