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When:  Thursday Feb 7, 2019

Where: IDHHC Meeting Room at #130-1555 McKenzie Ave in Victoria, BC.  V8N 1A4

Time:    9:30 am—12 pm

WBP staff Tiffany Cassner and Kristen Pranzl will be in Victoria.

If you want to talk about grief or curious about the WBP services, come and see us!

Please make an appointment first, so they can have time to see you.

Need More Information/Make an Appointment?

Email:  WellBeing.Staff@vch.ca

FaceTime/Text: 778-987-4174

Website: deafwellbeing.vch.ca

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Grief workshop Victoria Drop in Feb 2019

When:  Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Where: IDHHC Meeting Room at #130-1555 McKenzie Ave in Victoria, BC.  V8N 1A4

Time:    6:00 to 8:30 pm

The workshop covers:

• Stages of Grief
• Symptoms of Grief
• What we can do to support ourselves and others

Limited to 10 people.

ASL Presentation. Please contact IDHHC to request interpreter for spoken English or a Deaf Interpreter.

Tiffany is a clinical counsellor who works at WBP. She is a certified grief counsellor.

Need more information/register:

Email:  WellBeing.Staff@vch.ca

Facetime/Text: 778-987-4174

Website: deafwellbeing.vch.ca

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Grief – Victoria Feb 2019

The Department for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Adults (DHH) at Vancouver Community College is pleased to offer evening English Upgrading

Start/End Dates: February 11 to June 19, 2019
Days & Times: Weeknights (please contact for more details)
Campus: Broadway Campus (1155 East Broadway at Glen – Vancouver, B.C.)

Levels: Levels will be determined upon intake

For more information contact Marcia Tanaka (DHH Department Leader)
E: mtanaka@vcc.ca C: (604) 813-4706 (voice/text/face time) O: (604) 871-7000 ext 7342

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Evening English Class

We wish to inform you about our next Disabled Community Connection Network (DCCN) session. DCCN is a monthly communication and information group for people of all ages (16+) with any disability. This group is supported by the North Shore Disability Resource Centre.

The next group is January 17th from 4-6 pm. The session will now be held at The North Shore Disability Resource Centre 3158 Mountain Highway. North Shore Disability Resource Centre is an accessible space, please let us know of any other accessibility requirements you might have in advance of the meeting.

This session will be focused around getting to know one another as we are hoping to welcome new participants and start fresh in a new location. We will be playing games and doing group activities!

ASL Interpretation and light refreshments provided! Please let us know of any accommodations and dietary needs you require.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The DCCN will now have a registration limit of 15.  Email laur.stinson@gmail.com or call 604-904-4088 to register.

February 9th, March 9th & April 6th 2019

This workshop series provides professional interpreters and Deaf individuals an opportunity to increase ASL literacy by covering topics such as advanced ASL grammar, terminology, etc.  In addition, the workshops will cover various issues and ethical decision making when working in specific settings that include education, social service and elements of social justice.

The morning session will provide a review of foundations of ASL along with linguistics and the application of new ASL research.  The afternoon sessions will have participants analyze and practice translation and interpreting. 

Students will be able to:

• Focus holistically on work that includes languages, cultures, skills and attitudes.
• Perceive the difference between decisions made based on emotion, reasoning and ethics. 
• Analyze how the decisions we make effect the interpretation as well as the consumers involved. 
• Evaluate the impact of their decision making on the consumers of ASL interpreter services.  

 Dates:                 February 9, March 9 & April 6

Time:                   9 – 4

CRN:                    11188

Cost:                    $345

Instructors:        Anita Harding and Imran Hakamali

 For more information:  https://www.douglascollege.ca/programs-courses/continuing-education/child-family-community/advanced-asl-training 

To register:        Call 604 527 5472 and quote CRN 11188.

 ***Seats are limited.

Tuesday 22nd January @ 7pm

» Due to lack of funding, this is the final Ocean Matters Lecture. All of us at Ocean Wise hope you enjoyed all the lectures and community education events in 2018. We are very sorry they can no longer continue.

Beluga whales are highly sociable animals, traveling, hunting and playing together. Therefore, beluga whales need the ability to find each other when they are lost or separated from their pod. They do this by calling to each other. However, not all of these ‘contact calls’ are the same. Beluga whales make a large number of unique and complex calls when attempting to locate each other.

Brand new research from Ocean Wise, indicates that the reason why there are so many different ‘contact calls’ is because each different call is used to identify and contact distinct individuals – similar to how each human being has its own individual name!

Come and learn about this cutting edge science and how the data on wild beluga calls was actually collected.

Price: Free, but register here to guarantee your seat
Location: The Vancouver Aquarium
Accessibility: This event is wheelchair accessible Gender neutral and accessible bathrooms.
ASL Interpreter: Yes (supplied by WIDDH)
Event Webpage: https://education.ocean.org/oceanmatters/calendar/event/36421
Facebook Event:: here!

For more information see ocean.org/oceanmatters