Job Announcement: Bilingual/Spanish Early Head Start Home Visitor

Through the Looking Glass is looking for BILINGUAL/SPANISH Home Visitors Home Visitors for its new Early Head Start Program in Alameda County. TLG is a Berkeley based and internationally recognized program serving children and families with disabilities. This is an opportunity to help develop and implement what is expected to be a model program for serving parents, children and families with disabilities in Early Head Start.

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Job Announcement: Early Head Start Infant/Toddler Teacher

Through the Looking Glass is looking for Infant-Toddler Teachers for its new Early Head Start Program in Alameda County. Teachers must be willing to do home visiting temporarily until our Center is completed. TLG is a Berkeley based and internationally recognized program serving children and families with disabilities. This is an opportunity to help develop and implement what is expected to be a model program for serving parents, children and families with disabilities in Early Head Start.

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Pardon Our Dust!
Tuesday, 04 May 2010 07:05

We are busy reorganizing our website to make it easier to find information, and to add new features.   In the coming days, new information will be added as it is developed.   In the meantime, a few of our menu items will lead to blank pages, and some of the formatting will be a little "off."

Thank you for your patience while we make these improvements!

~ Through the Looking Glass

 
A New Home for Through the Looking Glass
Monday, 22 February 2010 14:20

After thirteen long years of planning, groundbreaking for the Ed Roberts Campus was held on September 4, 2008. Through the Looking Glass is one of seven partner disability organizations that joined together to build a universally designed, transit-oriented campus located at the Ashby BART Station in Berkeley.

Photo of Executive Directors of seven agencies comprising Ed Roberts Campus and mother of Ed Roberts, Zona Roberts, at groundbreaking. All hold shovels in a digging pose behind a mound of dirt.

Megan Kirshbaum, Executive Director of TLG, is pictured (second from the left) at this historic groundbreaking. For news articles on this historic event, see the San Francisco Chronicle (SF Chronicle - September 5, 2008), the Oakland Tribune (Oakland Tribune - September 4, 2008), and the Daily Californian (Daily Californian - September 5, 2008).

 

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