Beth Grier-Leva & Barb Wischnowski<br/ >2020-2021 NYDBC Remote Learning Series Join the Webinar or Zoom.us (Meeting ID: 9645837505) In order to receive credit, you must: Attend the entire session Complete the evaluation Send a request to nydeafblind@gmail.com to receive a certificate.
Organized and facilitated by a mother, Leilani Aquino, and sponsored by the Comprehensive Service Center, this weekly hour is a safe space for families to talk among themselves about their challenges and successes. CSC staff and other professionals will join on the first Wednesday of the month to answer questions and hear your concerns and suggestions.
Discuss technology, signs, and more with other professionals teaching ASL in Hawaii.
Dad, grandpa, brother, uncle, nephew and all the guys in your deaf childʻs life are welcome to this special four week ASL class. Join just one or all four. Each week will be a new topic. Taught by Ed Chevy, local deaf performer and father of a hard of hearing teen.
For many, hearing loss can be a frustrating and isolating experience, but you do not need to go through it alone. Join us for our monthly peer learning group to share experiences, discuss challenges, and make friends. Hosted by Linda Eriksson. Sessions are conducted in spoken English with captions. For questions, please contact us at csc@csc-hawaii.org.
Organized and facilitated by a mother, Leilani Aquino, and sponsored by the Comprehensive Service Center, this weekly hour is a safe space for families to talk among themselves about their challenges and successes. CSC staff and other professionals will join on the first Wednesday of the month to answer questions and hear your concerns and suggestions.
Dad, grandpa, brother, uncle, nephew and all the guys in your deaf childʻs life are welcome to this special four week ASL class. Join just one or all four. Each week will be a new topic. Taught by Ed Chevy, local deaf performer and father of a hard of hearing teen.
Organized and facilitated by a mother, Leilani Aquino, and sponsored by the Comprehensive Service Center, this weekly hour is a safe space for families to talk among themselves about their challenges and successes. CSC staff and other professionals will join on the first Wednesday of the month to answer questions and hear your concerns and suggestions.
Dad, grandpa, brother, uncle, nephew and all the guys in your deaf childʻs life are welcome to this special four week ASL class. Join just one or all four. Each week will be a new topic. Taught by Ed Chevy, local deaf performer and father of a hard of hearing teen.
Presenters Golinda Goss-Kuehn, Keri Lee, Michele Morris, and Colin Whited will explain your rights under the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and answer common questions such as, "Who pays for the interpreter?", "Can I ask for the interpreter I prefer?" and more!