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SAVE THE DATE – October 28, 2017
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[image description: a flyer for the event, in the upper right corner there are the logos of WAGUAA and Gallaudet University. The top section of text reads – Washington State Gallaudet University Alumni Association is proud to host a fundraising reception in honor of Gallaudet President Bobbi Cordano
October 28th, 2017 – 3pm –8pm – Edmonds, WA

Below that is an image of Bobbi Cordano looking at the camera and smiling. Next to it is a box with the location – Scott’s Bar and Grill, 8115 Lake Ballinger Way, Edmonds, WA 98026. Below is another box that says – Guest of Honor, Roberta “Bobbi” J. Cordano, Gallaudet University President.

A large box on the lower left area has the schedule as follows –
General Reception
4:30 pm—8:00 pm
Members: $35.00
Non-Members: $45.00
Meet and Greet the President
3:00 pm— 4:30 pm
*includes general reception 4:30 pm—8:00 pm
Members: $50.00
Non-members: $60.00
Purchase tickets online at:
https://squareup.com/store/waguaa

Another box in the lower right area has more details as follows –
For information, please email
GUSeattleoct28@gmail.com
Purchase tickets by:
October 21st, 2017
Communication accommodation
upon request. Email WaGUAA by
September 30th
Net proceeds go to WAGUAA
Scholarship funds for WA Students who attend Gallaudet University

In a blue box in the lower left corner, the text reads – Join WAGUAA Membership www.waguaa.org/join

On the bottom of the image, the text reads – Washington GUAA (WAGUAA) is a Section 501(c)(3) public charity. Federal Tax ID # 47–1263690
Gifts to WAGUAA are tax deductible in the U.S.A.
Communication accommodations made possible through the Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing]

VLOG:

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PDF link HMH TownHall
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2nd TOWN HALL MEETING

for Hand Made Heritage (HMH)

Date: Sept. 13, 2017 (Wed.),

Time: 4-6PM

Where: Active Studio, Bonsor Recreation Complex

6550 Bonsor Ave., Burnaby B.C.

Let us know you’re coming.

Email: handmadeheritage2017@gmail.com

See you there! 😉

Breath-ahhh is a Deaf-friendly movement theatre piece with addition to ASL poetry and theatrical story-telling experience.

To purchase your tickets, go here: http://tickets.vancouverfringe.com/shows/breath-ahhh/events

PDF for printing

TEXT:
Join a Deaf storyteller and a children’s librarian for stories, rhymes and crafts presented in both American Sign Language and English. This is a free drop-in for children of all ages and abilities, together with a parent or caregiver. All families are welcome! Interpreters will be present.

Time: From 2:00 to 3:00 PM.

When:  Four Saturdays:
September 23,
October 30,
November 14, and
December 12.

Where: Tommy Douglas Library in Burnaby: 7311 Kingsway, 604.522.3971.

Presented by:
Burnaby Public Library in partnership with Family and Community Services and Provincial Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services at the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

For more information, e-mail Randi at the library (Randi.Robin@bpl.bc.ca) or Erin at Family and Community Services (Erin.Bentley@gov.bc.ca).

Library website: http://bpl.bc.ca/events/family-storytime-in-sign-language-and-english-at-tommy-douglas-0

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NOTE: ASL English interpreter will be present on stage.

Acting Against Racism: Strategies for Moving Forward

Have recent national and international events made you feel uncertain or helpless about what you can do to prevent racist or discriminatorybehaviour in your community?

Racism is not new and neither is Islamophobia, but police-reported hate crimes have recently increased in Canada, leaving many of us wondering how we can avoid being victims or bystanders.

We will be joined by keynote speakers: Sunera Thobani and Handel Kashope Wright

A panel discussion will be moderated by Margaret Gallagher.

Join us and let’s continue the momentum of resiliency and hope as active participants who see building an inclusive community as a top priority.

The event is free but RSVP is required: RSVP online at http://actingagainstracism.brownpapertickets.com or call 604-973-0457

ASL English interpreter will be present on stage.

Event website: http://nsiip.ca/acting-against-racism/

Event Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/events/247255045775277

Organized and Managed by: North Shore Immigrant Inclusion Partnership and North Shore Multicultural Society

Venue Partner: Kay Meek Centre

Sponsors: Capilano University, Vancity, Back in Motion, Mulgrave School, SIETAR, and North Shore New

Image:When:  September 9, 2017

Where: Sunnyside Park, Surrey, BC

Time: 8:30am. – 6:00pm.

Cost: $240.00 per team

Team: 10-12 players.

Two different groups: Tournament and Casual.

4 female players minimum on field.
Age: not important (wink)

3 games guaranteed.

T-shirts provided. Need all sizes and top 3 colour preferences. 

Casual teams with players who don’t want to play seriously. No brackets and standings they just want to have fun. 

Tournament as usual as last year. Standings. Bracket split A and B for playoffs. 

Contact: You can either PM me here on FB or email me

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