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DHCC ASL Workshop Series Available!

Jan 9
1 min read

We are pleased to present our upcoming workshop and training opportunities!!

Deaf Sensitivity , Deaf History, and Tactile Communication!

 


We offer both in-person and virtual sessions designed for adults, teenagers (ages 15-17), and professionals.

 

Each workshop or training session is either 2 or 3 hours in duration, with a registration fee of $50.00 per session. Participants may select from several available dates. All sessions will be conducted in American Sign Language (ASL) and taught by qualified Deaf educators. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be awarded.

See the videos featuring DHCC's director Arden Norkus explaining in detail what these workshops have to offer you!

 

For any inquiries, please get in touch with us at asl@dhcc.org or community@dhcc.org. We look forward to your participation in our workshops and training sessions.


 
 
 

4 Comments


The workshops on Deaf history, sensitivity, and tactile communication sound really meaningful. After reading useful content like this, I often enjoy bitlife which is a life simulation game with many choices.

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Tao jack
Aug 24

Loved seeing Arden Norkus break down the workshop options—especially the tactile communication one, which seems so needed. Great that CEUs are included and that sessions are led by Deaf educators. By the way, I keep a free GIF to video converter I like to share: https://giftovideo.net/

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From a reader's perspective, I find this to be an extremely meaningful and practical workshop program for disadvantaged communities, and it even includes CEU for working professionals.

And reading about the flexible schedule of these sessions immediately reminds me of controlling characters to overcome obstacles in Run 3 – requiring quick reflexes and the right timing to avoid missing a beat! I will definitely sign up to participate.

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May 25

I’ve been playing eggy car during short breaks at work and it’s surprisingly addictive. The balance physics feel simple at first, but keeping the egg safe on steep hills actually takes good timing.

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