Learn about SEE’s recent community outreach event at Casa de la Raza, where we partnered with local organizations to deliver essential vision screenings and resources directly to those who need them most.
We recently sat down with A/J Jackson, founder of AVIEW, to learn more about him and his company for the first installment of our quarterly Corporate Sponsorship Highlight series!
Dr. WIlliam Myers is an MSICS faculty member for SEE and a faculty member at Northwestern.
Dr. Anderson is a MSICS L1 faculty member for SEE. For over 25 years, Dr. Anderson has been involved with medical missions in many regions of the developing world.
Dr. Marjan Farid is a MSICS L2 faculty for SEE. She is a fellowship-trained cornea and cataract surgeon who specializes in all types of corneal transplantation, complex cataract surgery, LASIK vision correction, and corneal crosslinking.
Dr. Ifantides is a MSICS L1 faculty member for SEE. He completed his ophthalmology training at the Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC, followed by a combined anterior segment and academic global ophthalmology fellowship at Wills Eye Hospital.
Dr. Ajay Singh is a Board Certified ophthalmologist in Kansas City who did his medical school training in India, followed by three additional years of training.
Bishop Diego High School’s Human Geography class was first introduced to SEE at our symposium event “Seeing the Light.”
A gift in honor of your sweetheart from SEE can provide women, men, and children around the world with high-quality eye care.
As a SEE doctor, you are well acquainted with the joy of restoring sight to the world’s blind, the thrill of overseas travel, and interacting intimately within a culture which few travelers will ever experience.
Today, SEE International joins the global health community to observe World Sight Day 2018, to raise awareness about avoidable blindness.
Read this heartwarming story about how Hortencia got in contact with SEE, and how your support changed her life and the lives of her family members.
This video tells the story of Hortencia, a mother and grandmother who lives and works in our home community of Santa Barbara, CA.
To celebrate the conclusion of this year’s 4th Annual ArtSEE Event, we’re honoring artists who have suffered from vision loss, be it cataracts or other eye ailments, that inhibited their artistic abilities.
