DEAFBC

To socialize with Deaf Queers! So this is a way to let them that BCRAD is running again. I will explain more in person. Also, we want to make sure it is a safe space for queer folks only. Just for now.

Free Coffee and Tea. Simple Food.

Queer Hearing people who know ASL are welcomed

Accessibility:
The Deaf Hub is about 3-5 min walk from Columbia Station

For the wheelchair users, access ramps outside, enter at the entrance door of the theatre (Deaf Hub), go to the left to an elevator to the first floor ( the place where we will gather)

VLOG: https://www.facebook.com/BCRAD.YVR/videos/850341708737200/?t=100

We are the Canadian Deaf Youth Leadership Camp (CDYLC) 2020 team, with a focus on outreach and registration. We are seeking your help in finding Canadian Deaf youth to participate in the CDYLC 2020 camp.

Transcribe for DB:

Wavefront Centre is excited to have a new DeafBlind service called Therapeutic Activation Program lead by a DeafBlind staff, Ryan Ollis. Please watch the video in ASL and learn more about this program (English transcript is available in the video description):

https://youtu.be/Rw1PofNuSSU

If you have any questions, please contact: ryan.ollis@wavefrontcentre.ca.

Wavefront Centre is also happy to announce our new DeafBlind Intervenor, who will be working closely with Ryan Ollis (and other Deafblind participants) in the Therapeutic Activation Program. Watch and meet the Intervenor in the video:

I am conducting research on the accessibility to law enforcement for Deaf individuals. 

SkateAThon – March 14 2020 flyer

Deaf or not, do you speak in American Sign Language? Are you curious about the name sign for Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility and how it came about?

New Westminster Innovation Expo
20 February 2020
Anvil Centre
777 Columbia Street
New Westminster
Registration 8:30
Program start 9:00