by Sarah Baird | Jan 13, 2022 | LTBLI news and updates
Lights4Literacy Shines During COVID-19 Guest blog written by Siriman Kiryowa, Solar Health Uganda Field Research Analyst. Lights4Literacy is an innovative solar project in Uganda. It is a collaborative educational program undertaken by Let There Be Light International...
by Rachel Stukenborg | Dec 27, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
Shine On: Campus Voices – Connor Flynn Connor Flynn, an Environmental Studies student at The University of Washington, connected with Let There Be Light International while developing his e-commerce clothing brand, Transcendental Dreamer. In an interview with...
by Sarah Baird | Oct 22, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
Let There Be Light International is marking World Energy Day by celebrating the hundreds of thousands of off-grid lives in Uganda, Kenya and Malawi brightened by our innovative solar programming! When LTBLI began working with local, grassroots NGOs in 2014, 1.3...
by Annie | Jul 28, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
My Summer Internship by Annie | Jul 28, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates | 0 comments Written by guest author Annie Lee Inclusive Sustainable Development and Storytelling through Interactive Mapping Tools My name is Annie Lee, and I spent the summer of 2021 working as a...
by Rachel Stukenborg | Apr 13, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
An Earth Day Message LTBLI Introduces our Artist-In-Residence For Earth Day 2021, Let There Be Light International is featuring the words and work of Ssenyondo Gabriel, an artist also known as Wings Panic. Gabriel is a self-taught artist and a passionate...
by Alissa | Jan 15, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
“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 Impact Consultants (WGIC) team, about energy poverty and Dawn’s work with LTBLI in...
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