Entries from October 2007

October 21, 2007

Blog: Should Deaf Blind Be Allowed to Fly Alone?

Traipsing the globe has become a constant activity in my life – ever since I was 12 and chosen to be one of 5 young delegates to attend the Children’s International Summer Village in Paris, France during the summer of 1992. Ever since that experience, I’ve become accustomed to the check-ins, baggage drop-offs, riding economy [...]

October 19, 2007

Event: DCARA Bay Area Hosts Deaf Blind Workshops

Folks, if you live in the Bay Area, you should come to one or both of these workshops and get to meet me! I am giving two very different workshops, both on the topic of Deaf Blind cultural sensitivity. Read the workshop description and if you feel it fits you, mark it on your calendar [...]

October 19, 2007

My Critique of the New DeafRead

In the past two weeks, it’s been a whirlwind of lectures, paperwork, moving boxes and laptop glitches. But hopefully the routine will become a little quieter, with more free time to go over a skyscraper of emails and start blogging again.
The first thing I did when I found a computer: go to www.deafread.com. That’s the [...]