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ODSA Deaf Youth Sports & Leadership Camp

The Ontario Deaf Sports Association Inc. (ODSA) is hosting Ontario Deaf Youth Sports and Leadership Camp from August 8th to 13th, 2010 at the Cedar Glen for ages 9 to 17 years.

This year ODSA has decided to include leadership and outdoor activities as well as the traditional sports exercises. This is a great opportunity for Deaf youth to gain confidence, leadership and interpersonal skills, as well as learning about sports and the outdoors.

If you have any questions or for further information, please feel free to contact us at youth@ontariodeafsports.on.ca or phone 416 413-0299 tdd/voice.

E-BROCHURE / FLYER:
http://ontariodeafsports.on.ca/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/ODSA-ODYSC-2010-E-Brochure.pdf

Happy Hands Club

The Happy Hands Club has

 

recently set up a new website.

 

Take a look by clicking here!!!

National Research Council Canada (NRC) Job Posting

Job Title : Industrial Technology Advisor specialized in Information and Communication Technologies

Vancouver, British Columbia

As an employer who values diversity in its workforce, the National Research Council Canada (NRC) encourages candidates to self-identify as members of the following designated groups: women, visible minorities, aboriginal peoples and persons with disabilities when they apply on one of our job offers

Please apply online ender the specific competition number,  go to the bottom of the job description and click on the “Apply On-line” icon and follow the instructions.

View the Full Posting By Clicking Here

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At Deaf Canada Conference 2010

 Thursday, July 15, 2010

 7:00 pm


Click Here For All The Details!

View The Trailer Here!

BC-VRS Committee Community Meeting *Room Number Update*

View the ASL Version Here

BC-VRS Committee Community Meeting

July 7, 2010
6:30 p.m.
Douglas College
Room #: 2203 Lecture Hall (around the corner from Security office)
Topics for discussion:

1. BC-VRS role
2. Our activities over the past 3 years
3. The BC-VRS Committee view of the Telus VRS trial.
4. The BC-VRS Committee position on other issues.
5. Planned strategies by the BC-VRS Committee
6. The community’s questions, comments and experiences of the Telus/Sorenson Meeting

The BC-VRS Committee wishes to thank the many BC Deaf Community members for the feedback, opinions, shared experiences and questions provided to our committee.  We understand that there is a need to clarify information that is out there about the role of the BC-VRS Committee and the Telus VRS trial.   We invite the community to attend the meeting on July 7th to receive clarification regarding our role and the Telus VRS trial.  We also invite the community to bring their questions, views and opinions as well.

The role of the BC-VRS Committee is to:

1. Advocate for the best VRS possible in British Columbia.

2. Collect the views of VRS, IP relay and the trial from the BC Deaf Community.

3. Represent the BC Deaf Community on VRS and IP relay issues.

4. Communicate the BC Deaf Community views to the CRTC, Telus, Sorenson, Shaw, and other communication providers.

5. Enhance the opportunities for individuals in the BC Deaf community to express their views directly with service providers.

DCC 2010 New Information *Update*

DCC 2010 has recently released several new flyers and Vlogs as well as a detailed schedule of events:

Check out the DCC 2010 Website to see the Vlogs

Flyers:

DCC 2010 Flyer

DCC 2010 DAL and SLIC flyer

Schedules:

DCC 2010 Detailed Schedule

DAL and SLIC Schedule

Deaf Minitimberfest

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Hello Campers!

One month left to go! 

Our head committees are busy buzz preparing the 10th Anniversary Mini-Timberfest and we are looking forward to go to Williams Lake famous Stampede campground. 

Reminder that the NEXT and LAST Early Bird price is this Wednesday June 30th

After July 1st ~ price go up another $10 for adult/senior and $5 for teen/child. 

Pay CASH or Money Order only at the gate. 

Adult $70.00  ~  Senior $65.00  ~  Teen $20.00  ~  Child $10

Overlander Hotel will not hold rooms after July 1st, so if you planning to sleep in hotel then you better contact Barb and make reservation soon.   Email: reservationsoverlanderhotel.com and let Barb knows you are with Mini-Timberfest group to get discount price.

You can find registration forms in the website:  www.members.shaw.ca/ndoc

Thank you!

Leonor Johnson

Registrar

leonorjohnson@hotmail.com 

Deaf Community Meeting: ICED

There will be two B.C. Deaf Community meetings in Room 2201 at Douglas College on Monday and Tuesday, July 19 and 20 for members of the B.C. Deaf community. 
 
This will be about what the International Congress on Education of the Deaf’s decision about our DEMANDS for an apology for the 1880 Milan decisions that have hurt us for 130 years.  Presenters from both B.C. and Europe will be on hand to inform the B.C. Deaf community members.
 
Monday:  B.C. and European Deaf people will make their presentations
 
Tuesday:  a panel discussion on what we should do for the future generations of B.C. Deaf people

Contact Wayne at deafwanderer@hotmail.com if you have any question.

National Research Council Canada Job Posting

As an employer who values diversity in its workforce, the National Research Council Canada (NRC) encourages candidates to self-identify as members of the following designated groups: women, visible minorities, aboriginal peoples and persons with disabilities when they apply on one of our job offers.

You will find a description of a job that is now available at NRC posted below.  Go online at http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/careers and apply online using the specific competition number for this posting.

NRC Job Posting Flyer

WIDHH- Job Posting

The Western Institute for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is looking for a Summer Career Placement Student for a 12-week position with our counselling department. This opportunity is suited for college or university students seeking summer employment. We are looking for a student who has experience in Media Arts.

The successful candidate will assist with the media development outreach for Learning For Life with the employment counselling department. We are seeking an individual with office administrative skills and (HTML, CSS, Flash, and Adobe Creative Suite CS3 software.

The Western Institute for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is a bilingual environment (ASL/English). Applicants must be aware of Deaf and Hard of Hearing issues and knowledge of American Sign Language and Deaf culture is a definite asset.

The application deadline for this position is 9:00 am, Wednesday, June 30th, 2010.

Reply in confidence to:
Linda Franchi
WIDHH
2125 West 7th Avenue,
Vancouver, B.C. V6K 1X9

Fax: (604) 736-4381
E-mail: lfranchi@widhh.com