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Family Fun at Crash Crawly’s!!
Come join us at Crash Crawly’s on Sunday March 13th from 10am to 1pm! It will be a wonderful opportunity to meet other families with children of all ages who are deaf or hard of hearing. This event is jointly … Continue reading
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The “Daily Draw”
From the age of two, children use spontaneous drawing as a language medium but the potential becomes real only if adult care-givers take an interest by motivating themes. We believe that most children are still innocently deprived of drawing as … Continue reading
Signing Course First in North America
Story by Jennifer Moreau, The Burnaby Now The Burnaby school district launched North America’s first online American Sign Language course last month. “It’s about access, it’s about bridging cultures, all cultures of the world,” said Karen Taylor, the administrator for the … Continue reading
What is BC Hands & Voices?
Hands & Voices started as a parent support group in Colorado in the mid-1990’s. This group was different from other groups at the time, as it embraced the idea that families of children who are deaf or hard of hearing … Continue reading