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My mind often gets baffled, and today’s example comes courtesy of the Arts and Cultural Council here in Rochester.
Next Wednesday, they are hosting an event called “Perspectives on Accessibility.”
Billed as a wine-and-cheese “evening of networking,” the event features a panel discussion “exploring multiple perspectives on accessibility and inclusion in the arts and culture community.”
Topics to [...]...
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I asked the Housing Council if they could provide an interpreter for their landlord workshop, and when they said yes, I put out the word on DeafROC.com to encourage other deaf people to sign up.
I hate being the only deaf person in that situation. I feel guilty about someone spending all that money just [...]...
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I’ve been reading press releases for over 20 years, and today I came across one that has to rank in the top 10 for weirdness.
A company called RBC Life Sciences, Inc. sent out a release to say that it “announced today that it will now be able to handle calls received from our deaf and [...]...
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This is for Susan, who left a comment on my post, Oh, leave AGBell alone! My response got to be too long to be a response, so I decided to make it a new post instead.
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Hi Susan …
Thank you for taking the time to write. Once again, I am not supporting AGBell’s positions, [...]...
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From: James Kittell, CEO of ASL EXPO 2008
Hello, everyone!
I am writing this letter to ask for your support. Last August, the ASL EXPO team communicated with the Midwest Airlines Center about reserving a space for June 27-28, 2008. We were told that Exhibit Hall D was available. This space is next to the hall where [...]...
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Boy, am I sick and tired of all the whining going on in Deaf Blog Land about the A.G. Bell Association of the Deaf.
Look, everyone knows there are two schools of thought in deafness – oral communication and manual communication. So it makes perfect sense that there would be two different organizations to promote the [...]...
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If I were President of the National Association of the Deaf, here is the press release I would be sending out today:
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE DEAF URGES BOYCOTT
OF COMPANIES WITH NON-CAPTIONED SUPER BOWL ADS
SILVER SPRING, MD — February 4, 2008 — The National Association of the Deaf today urged a boycott of some of America’s [...]...
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Was it just me, or was the deaf Pepsi commercial missing from the Super Bowl?
I didn’t watch the pregame or halftime shows, but I watched the whole game and I did not see that commercial. Also, it does not appear on this website that lists the commercials:
http://sports.aol.com/nfl/superbowlads
So what happened? Did Pepsi chicken out because the [...]...
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I’m glad to hear that the National Association of the Deaf is planning a Leadership Training Conference April 3-5 at the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin. This is a good way for the NAD to use its limited resources because it can have a domino effect as the people who attend the [...]...