KODA Club
(Kids with Deaf adults)
Pizza Party
Where? Deaf Community Resource Center
3333 Stanley Ave
Dayton, Ohio 45404
When? January 18, 2007
Time? 6 to 8 pm
We will have pizza and drinks (pop and water).
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Signing Santa
CSDVRS Signing Santa
Signing Santa is coming to your videophone! If you have a videophoneor webcam, you can sign naturally with Santa at the North Pole.
Santa is Ready for your Call!!
Thursday and Friday, December 20 and 21
Time:
4:00 pm to 9 pm EST
Dial:
Webcam: SigningSanta.com
Videophone: SigningSanta.tv
This is a special offering for children of all ages by CSDVRS
Signing Santa is coming to your videophone! If you have a videophoneor webcam, you can sign naturally with Santa at the North Pole.
Santa is Ready for your Call!!
Thursday and Friday, December 20 and 21
Time:
4:00 pm to 9 pm EST
Dial:
Webcam: SigningSanta.com
Videophone: SigningSanta.tv
This is a special offering for children of all ages by CSDVRS
Dayton Ohio Teen Club Event
Deaf Kids and Teens Club
Where? Woodman Bowling Lanes
3200 Woodman Dr
Dayton, Ohio
When? January 12, 2008
Time? 2-4 pm
Game: $3.00 per game
Anyone is welcome to come and join! Lets have FUN!!
If you don’t want to play then come for social.
More Information:
Michelle Anthony
Email: Michcares@aol.col
manthony@dcrcohio.com
VP and Voice: 937 227 3272
Shoes: FREE
Where? Woodman Bowling Lanes
3200 Woodman Dr
Dayton, Ohio
When? January 12, 2008
Time? 2-4 pm
Game: $3.00 per game
Anyone is welcome to come and join! Lets have FUN!!
If you don’t want to play then come for social.
More Information:
Michelle Anthony
Email: Michcares@aol.col
manthony@dcrcohio.com
VP and Voice: 937 227 3272
Shoes: FREE
Through Deaf Eyes
Hope you have channel KET.
KET will rebroadcast Through Deaf Eyes on
Wednesday, December 26 at 9/8 p.m. CT and
Thursday, December 27 at 8:30/7:30 a.m. CT on KET2.
The program also will be broadcast on KET1
Thursday, December 20 at 3/2 a.m. CT.
The two-hour documentary explores nearly 200 years of deaf life in America as it examines family life, education, work and community connections from the perspective of deaf citizens.Narrated by actress Stockard Channing, Through Deaf Eyes includes interviews with former Gallaudet University president Dr. I. King Jordan,actors Marlee Matlin and Bernard Bragg, as well as historians and deafAmericans with diverse views on language use, technology and identity. It also presents six artistic works by deaf media artists and filmmakers. The program traces the evolution of deaf education and explores the complicated role of technology in the lives of deaf people.
Through Deaf Eyesis a co-production of WETA/Washington and Florentine Films/Hott Productions in association with Galluadet University.
KET will rebroadcast Through Deaf Eyes on
Wednesday, December 26 at 9/8 p.m. CT and
Thursday, December 27 at 8:30/7:30 a.m. CT on KET2.
The program also will be broadcast on KET1
Thursday, December 20 at 3/2 a.m. CT.
The two-hour documentary explores nearly 200 years of deaf life in America as it examines family life, education, work and community connections from the perspective of deaf citizens.Narrated by actress Stockard Channing, Through Deaf Eyes includes interviews with former Gallaudet University president Dr. I. King Jordan,actors Marlee Matlin and Bernard Bragg, as well as historians and deafAmericans with diverse views on language use, technology and identity. It also presents six artistic works by deaf media artists and filmmakers. The program traces the evolution of deaf education and explores the complicated role of technology in the lives of deaf people.
Through Deaf Eyesis a co-production of WETA/Washington and Florentine Films/Hott Productions in association with Galluadet University.
Monday, December 10, 2007
2008 Silent Dinner Schedule
S I L E N T D I N N E R S 2008
Eastgate Mall, January 4
Northgate Mall, February 1
Kenwood Mall, March 7
Tri-County Mall, April 4
Eastgate Mall, May 2
Northgate Mall, June 6
Anniversary Picnic, June 21
Kenwood Mall, July 11
Tri-County Mall, August 1
Eastgate Mall, September 5
Northgate Mall, October 3
Kenwood Mall, November 7
Tri-County Mall, December 5
We always meet in the Food Court area. If you want to come early and eat, fine. If you only want to come for dessert, that’s fine, too. Remember, the reason for coming…to communicate with new and old friends through sign language.
Hope to see you there!
Eastgate Mall, January 4
Northgate Mall, February 1
Kenwood Mall, March 7
Tri-County Mall, April 4
Eastgate Mall, May 2
Northgate Mall, June 6
Anniversary Picnic, June 21
Kenwood Mall, July 11
Tri-County Mall, August 1
Eastgate Mall, September 5
Northgate Mall, October 3
Kenwood Mall, November 7
Tri-County Mall, December 5
We always meet in the Food Court area. If you want to come early and eat, fine. If you only want to come for dessert, that’s fine, too. Remember, the reason for coming…to communicate with new and old friends through sign language.
Hope to see you there!
Thursday, December 6, 2007
ASL Movies in Ohio
Four Showings In Ohio This Weekend
WRONG GAME
Deaf Movie
Rated: PG-13 Minutes: 90(Produced by ASL Films & Sponsored by Sprint Relay) (ALL Deaf Cast: Norman Weiss, Willy Conley, Bernard Bragg, Mindy Moore, Camille Jeter-Lorello, Andy Vasnick, Liz Tannebaum, Vikee Waltrip and Antoinette Abbamonte)
"WRONG GAME" takes place in a mansion filled with mysterious history. A group of people is called to the Wrong Game takes place in a mansion filled with mysterious history. A group of people is called to the mansion to participate in a game where the winner receives $1 million. When the participants gather at the mansion, they learn the hard truth that the game is no original. Losing the game is not an option. To add further drama, each participant holds highly specialized skills and collectively, they must determine whose skills or expertise is most beneficial to the game. What the participants do not know is that the mastermind of this game is among them as a participant, judging each of them silently and strategically. With more unexpected twists and turns than any other movie, this film will keep participants guessing until the very end.
To view the movie trailer - http://www.aslfilms.com
~~This movie is completely in ASL and DOES NOT have captioning/sound.~~
FOUR SHOWINGS:
FRIDAY, DEC. 7 - 7PM
Ohio State School for the Blind - Blind School Theater
5220 N. High Street Columbus, OH 43214
INFO: terrence.cipra@sprint.com or 440-877-9084 VP
Admission: $10
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 - 1.15PM
Ohio State School for the Blind - Blind School Theater
5220 N. High StreetColumbus, OH 43214
INFO: Bill.Estes@sprint.com or 614-898-0093 VP
Admission: $10
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 - 6.30PM
Danbarry Cinemax7650 Waynesown Blvd.Huber Heights, OH 45424
INFO: Kathy Farley, ASLKATHY@aol.com or 937-233-1502 VP
Admission: $10
SUNDAY, DEC. 9 - 2PM
Lakota West High School Theater 8940 Union Centre Blvd.West Chester, OH 45069
INFO: Roseanne Krisko, Roseanne.Krisko@sprint.com or 513-574-4452 VP
Admission: $10
WRONG GAME
Deaf Movie
Rated: PG-13 Minutes: 90(Produced by ASL Films & Sponsored by Sprint Relay) (ALL Deaf Cast: Norman Weiss, Willy Conley, Bernard Bragg, Mindy Moore, Camille Jeter-Lorello, Andy Vasnick, Liz Tannebaum, Vikee Waltrip and Antoinette Abbamonte)
"WRONG GAME" takes place in a mansion filled with mysterious history. A group of people is called to the Wrong Game takes place in a mansion filled with mysterious history. A group of people is called to the mansion to participate in a game where the winner receives $1 million. When the participants gather at the mansion, they learn the hard truth that the game is no original. Losing the game is not an option. To add further drama, each participant holds highly specialized skills and collectively, they must determine whose skills or expertise is most beneficial to the game. What the participants do not know is that the mastermind of this game is among them as a participant, judging each of them silently and strategically. With more unexpected twists and turns than any other movie, this film will keep participants guessing until the very end.
To view the movie trailer - http://www.aslfilms.com
~~This movie is completely in ASL and DOES NOT have captioning/sound.~~
FOUR SHOWINGS:
FRIDAY, DEC. 7 - 7PM
Ohio State School for the Blind - Blind School Theater
5220 N. High Street Columbus, OH 43214
INFO: terrence.cipra@sprint.com or 440-877-9084 VP
Admission: $10
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 - 1.15PM
Ohio State School for the Blind - Blind School Theater
5220 N. High StreetColumbus, OH 43214
INFO: Bill.Estes@sprint.com or 614-898-0093 VP
Admission: $10
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 - 6.30PM
Danbarry Cinemax7650 Waynesown Blvd.Huber Heights, OH 45424
INFO: Kathy Farley, ASLKATHY@aol.com or 937-233-1502 VP
Admission: $10
SUNDAY, DEC. 9 - 2PM
Lakota West High School Theater 8940 Union Centre Blvd.West Chester, OH 45069
INFO: Roseanne Krisko, Roseanne.Krisko@sprint.com or 513-574-4452 VP
Admission: $10
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
SERRC Classes
Starting December 13, 2007, Southwestern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource
Center (State Support Team 13), in collaboration with regional trainers, will offer interactive,
hands-on, sessions related to Special Education System topics. Family members may attend
any or all sessions. A $20 gift card, to help defray expenses, will be provided to parents and
family members at each session (one gift card per family).
Sessions will be held at SERRC, from 6:00 – 8:30 PM, the 2nd Thursday each month,
December through May. The sessions will cover basic information about topics related to the
needs of learners with disabilities, including an intervention/prevention model for learners who
are not successful in school, academically or behaviorally.
Those who attend all six sessions, in the Series, will receive a certificate and will be invited to
attend a more advanced training at a Spring Leadership Institute the end of May, 2008.
December 13, 2007 - Special Education Basics
January 10, 2008 - Intervention and Evaluation
February 14, 2008 - IEP Development
March 13, 2008 - Behavior Planning
April 10, 2008 - Transition (birth to "world of work")
May 8, 2008 - Communication (saying the HARD stuff)
SWO SERRC Call Terri 563-0045 ext. 10
1301 Bonnell, 3rd Floor or register on-line: www.swoserrc.org
Cincinnati OH 45215
Center (State Support Team 13), in collaboration with regional trainers, will offer interactive,
hands-on, sessions related to Special Education System topics. Family members may attend
any or all sessions. A $20 gift card, to help defray expenses, will be provided to parents and
family members at each session (one gift card per family).
Sessions will be held at SERRC, from 6:00 – 8:30 PM, the 2nd Thursday each month,
December through May. The sessions will cover basic information about topics related to the
needs of learners with disabilities, including an intervention/prevention model for learners who
are not successful in school, academically or behaviorally.
Those who attend all six sessions, in the Series, will receive a certificate and will be invited to
attend a more advanced training at a Spring Leadership Institute the end of May, 2008.
December 13, 2007 - Special Education Basics
January 10, 2008 - Intervention and Evaluation
February 14, 2008 - IEP Development
March 13, 2008 - Behavior Planning
April 10, 2008 - Transition (birth to "world of work")
May 8, 2008 - Communication (saying the HARD stuff)
SWO SERRC Call Terri 563-0045 ext. 10
1301 Bonnell, 3rd Floor or register on-line: www.swoserrc.org
Cincinnati OH 45215
Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council 2008 Meetings
The ODDC meets ten times per year, usually the first Thursday and Friday of the month. The Council brings disability issues and accomplishments to the attention of Ohioans and welcomes and encourages visitors to attend the meetings.
Meeting Dates for January - June 2008
January- no meeting
February 7-8
March 6-7
April 3-4
May 1-2
June 5-6
The meetings will be held at the Midwest Hotel and Conference Center, 4900 Sinclair Road, Columbus, Ohio.
2008 Coffee Chats
Deaf Chat & Coffee
Cincinnati Starbucks Coffee
2692 Madison Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
7:00pm to 11:00pm
Sat. Jan 19th 2008
Sat. Feb 16th 2008
Sat. Mar 15th 2008
Sat. Apr 19th 2008
Sat. May 17th 2008
Sat. Jun 21st 2008
Sat. Jul 19th 2008
Sat. Aug 16th 2008
Sat. Sept 20th 2008
Sat. Oct 18th 2008
Sat. Nov 15th 2008
Sat. Dec 20th 2008
Cincinnati Starbucks Coffee
2692 Madison Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
7:00pm to 11:00pm
Sat. Jan 19th 2008
Sat. Feb 16th 2008
Sat. Mar 15th 2008
Sat. Apr 19th 2008
Sat. May 17th 2008
Sat. Jun 21st 2008
Sat. Jul 19th 2008
Sat. Aug 16th 2008
Sat. Sept 20th 2008
Sat. Oct 18th 2008
Sat. Nov 15th 2008
Sat. Dec 20th 2008
Saturday, December 1, 2007
December Get Together
Friday, December 7, 2007
Tri County Mall Food Court
6:00 -7:00pm
Shopping and Financial Tips
Come one and all! Any area Deaf or hard of hearing teenager is welcome to come. We support all. Come early to the silent dinner and hang with us.
Tri County Mall Food Court
6:00 -7:00pm
Shopping and Financial Tips
Come one and all! Any area Deaf or hard of hearing teenager is welcome to come. We support all. Come early to the silent dinner and hang with us.
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