LTBLI Blog
Find the latest news, event announcements and blogs posts about Let There Be Light International and all the ways we’re fighting Climate Change and combating Energy Poverty in vulnerable off-grid communities. Interested in more information or access to resources about our work and impact? Contact us at [email protected].
LTBLI’s 2026 Solar Celebration Recap
On June 16th, more than 125 people gathered at Silo City to celebrate the power of solar to change lives. With long-time supporters and new friends alike, we renewed our shared commitment to creating a brighter future for off-grid families experiencing energy poverty and for us all. It was a…
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Reflecting on One Million Lives Impacted by Solar Lights
Eight years ago, Let There Be Light International (LTBLI) began solar programming in Uganda with its first official...
Solar Lights are Changing Lives in Salalira
Guest blog written by Olivia Owino, M&E and Training Consultant to LTBLI and Solar Health Uganda (based in...
Lights4Literacy Shines During COVID-19
Guest blog written by Siriman Kiryowa, Solar Health Uganda Field Research Analyst.Lights4Literacy is an innovative...
Shine On: Campus Voices – Connor Flynn
Connor Flynn, an Environmental Studies student at The University of Washington, connected with Let There Be Light...
Celebrating Solar on World Energy Day
Let There Be Light International is marking World Energy Day by celebrating the hundreds of thousands of off-grid...
My Summer Internship
Written by guest author Annie Lee Inclusive Sustainable Development and Storytelling through Interactive Mapping Tools...
An Earth Day Message
We all have our own capacities and talents and together we can save our home, the earth.
“Energy Poverty Impacts Every Aspect of People’s Lives”
Rachel, Let There Be Light International's Communications Intern, spoke with Dawn, a member of the Wharton Global...
Learning in the Time of COVID
Written by guest author Siriman Kiryowa, a Field Research Analyst at Solar Health UgandaThe Global Pandemic and...
Shining Solar and Empowering Women in Off-Grid Africa
Written by guest author Amanda Ulman, Let There Be Light International InternIn the midst of a pandemic, it’s easy to...
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