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MADC is hosting an event on Nov 14th: "What You Need to Know about Parliamentary Law and Procedures, but Were Afraid to Ask."

Hello! 

We would like to invite you to join our parliamentary training on November 14th, 2020 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. This will be free for Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing community members and organizations. Let's learn about motions, seconds, amendments, and many more about the parliamentary law and procedures together from Mark Apodaca, MBA, PRP!

We will send a vlog soon with more details. Please email Damon at Damon.Johnson@minndeaf.org to register and to request special accommodations. The deadline is November 4th for accommodation requests. 

Description of the flyer: All texts are yellow against a maroon background. A  picture of Mark Apodaca (white male with receding hairline in a white business shirt and a blue tie with gold/white paisley pattern) taking up half of the right side of the flyer.

MADC logo is in the upper left corner next to "A FREE Zoom Webinar for DDBHH Community hosted by Minnesota Association of Deaf Citizens."

What You Need to Know about Parliamentary Law and Procedures, but Were Afraid to Ask.

Presented by Mark Apodaca - MBA, PRP

Saturday, November 14 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. 

To register - send Damon an email at Damon.Johnson@minndeaf.org. 

Special accommodations need to be requested no later than November 4th. 

Information about Coronavirus (COVID-19) in ASL

Please watch - COVID-19 in ASL

This video covers the basic information of the 2020 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

For more information on COVID-19 visit the Minnesota Department of Health's page on Coronavirus Disease 2019. 

ASL talent - James Paul Beldon III, Keystone Interpreting Solutions

Video Transcript -

Hello. This is a message from the Minnesota Department of Health.

Lately we’re hearing a lot about an outbreak associated with novel coronavirus. This outbreak started in China, and now has spread to other countries including the United States. The novel coronavirus causes respiratory illness in people and can spread from person to person. Symptoms of infection include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. While most people recover, it has led to serious illnesses and death in some cases.

Minnesota’s public health community is working hard to protect you, and we’re asking for your help by following the same precautions we all use to prevent colds and flu:

Wash your hands often and well with soap and water.

Cover your cough every time.

Stay home when you are sick.

Also, if you’ve recently traveled where novel coronavirus is spreading and have symptoms, be sure to call your doctor or health care provider to let them know of your symptoms and your travel history. They will work with you to assess your condition and take appropriate steps to get any needed treatment while limiting the risk of passing along an infection to others.

We are learning more about this outbreak and will share key information as it continues. You can stay up to date by visiting the Minnesota Department of Health’s website at health.state.mn.us.

 

For previous announcements, please go to the webpage "Past Announcements."