Hawk Relay and Peaks Coaching Group to Provide Cycling Training for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Deaf cyclists from all over the country will have the opportunity to participate in a top-notch training seminar during the weekend of May 18-21. This seminar is sponsored by Hawk Relay.
Hawk Relay and Peaks Coaching Group to Provide Cycling Training for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Deaf cyclists from all over the country will have the opportunity to participate in a top-notch training seminar during the weekend of May 18-21. This seminar is sponsored by Hawk Relay.
The Deaf Helping the Deaf: Student Tutoring at its Best
In one of the most innovative educational programs ever created to assist the deaf and hard of hearing community, Lifelinks Tutors Foundation is meeting the demand for on line education at home using videoconferencing technology.
The Deaf Helping the Deaf: Student Tutoring at its Best
In one of the most innovative educational programs ever created to assist the deaf and hard of hearing community, Lifelinks Tutors Foundation is meeting the demand for on line education at home using videoconferencing technology.
Autocomm Provides Visual Information And Alert System For Wisconsin School For The Deaf In Delavan, Wisconsin
Wisconsin School for the Deaf has contracted with AutoComm, Inc. to provide a comprehensive visual information and alert system. LED Displays placed in classrooms, dormitories and high-traffic outdoor spaces will be used to communicate with the students. A web-based program will be used by the faculty to send messages to students. These messages can be scheduled in advance or sent quickly with a single click of a button.
Christien Okoroafor Recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for Contributions to the Field of Elderly and Handicapped Care: CEO of Silver Spring's The A
Christien Okoroafor, chief executive officer of The Angels Home Health Services, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for her contributions to the field of elderly and handicapped care in Silver Spring. Okoroafor, an honored member of Cambridge Who's Who, is a compassionate and dedicated individual who provides a much-needed service to community residents.
Lifelinks Introduces No Wait VRS (Video Relay Service) for Deaf Community Using XO Communications
Lifelinks VRS, a provider of telephone call equivalency for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities introduces no wait video relay services. Previously, deaf persons, who wanted to make a telephone call, would call a VRS provider, and be placed in a queue until an interpreter was available. With no-wait VRS, the deaf caller is connected with an interpreter directly, often within seconds.
Lifelinks Video Relay Service (VRS) Teams with Verizon Special Rate to Offer Free Calls to Any Country for Deaf VRS Users
Lifelinks Video Relay Services, the most innovative, service-oriented VRS provider to the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, now offers, together with Verizon's special low telephone rate for international calls, free termination of international long distance calls to any country, including Cuba, China, Europe, India, South and Central America including Mexico, Russia, the countries of the former Soviet Union, Africa, the Middle East,etc., if originated by a deaf caller using ASL(American Sign Language) within the U.S., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Physically Handicapped Actors Tackle Wilder's "Our Town"
2007 will be another break through year for nationally recognized, award winning PHAMALy (The Physically Handicapped Actors & Musical Artists League) with a production of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" opening in January.
Physically Handicapped Actors Tackle Wilder's "Our Town"
2007 will be another break through year for nationally recognized, award winning PHAMALy (The Physically Handicapped Actors & Musical Artists League) with a production of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" opening in January.
OnlyTahiti.com Highlights Recent Gatherings for the Handicapped and Tattoo Artists to ''The Ultimate Exotic Dream Destinations on Earth'
OnlyTahiti.com - The Tahiti and Its Islands Internet Brand celebrates events showing the diversity of the island. First, the president of Tahiti Nui, Oscar Manutahi Temaru announced a law enforcing the integration of handicapped people in the professional sectors, during a march for handicapped rights. Also, the recent Tattoonesia Convention was an outstanding success. Creation of the Memorial of American GI's military base presence in Bora Bora in 1942.
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