DeafBlind Interpreter/Intervener job opening: BRAINERD SCHOOLS is looking for a DB Interpreter/Intervener for the 20-21 School Year! Please apply if interested! copy and paste the link: http://isd181.org/employment/current_job_openings?category=Non%2DInstructional+Support+Services Job Opening: Community Health Advocate We have a unique opportunity for those who are passionate about public health and sexual/reproductive health! Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Program at Family Tree Clinic in St. Paul, Minnesota is expanding its health advocacy services! We are seeking for a community health advocate for our Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened communities in Minnesota! Full-time position. If you are interested, please submit a resume and cover letter to Bethany Gehman (pronouns: she/her/hers), DDBHH Program Manager, at bgehman@familytreeclinic.org. Check out the posting on our website for more info! Please share with your colleagues, students, friends, and families! Sorenson Lifeline Connection Information Sorenson Communications now is offering access to 988 direct-dialing to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and interpreting through a Sorenson Realy interpreter on ntouch devices. This is in response to the FCC order to all telecommunications providers to offer their customers accessto direct-dial 988 and connect to Lifeline. For members to pay dues: please put your full name, email address and for one year membership in note. One year membership is $10.00. |
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Get InvolvedJoining an organization is a great way to make connections, discover new interests and skills, get involved with your community, and have fun! MADC has committees looking to you to join or lead. Contact the board at board@minndeaf.org to sign up today.
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Jackie Correa-Alley President 2019- 2021 | Emily Smith-Lundberg Vice-President 2019-2021 | Julie Pleski Secretary 2019-2021 |
Karen Pugh Treasurer 2019-2021 |
Our MissionPreserve, protect, and promote American Sign Language and political, educational, economic, and social equality for Deaf Minnesotans. | PLEASE JOIN MADC!Members of MADC are bonded together as they advocate for their peers and share their challenges and triumphs among one another. Joining MADC provides members with an advantage because they become informed members of their community. Top four reasons to join MADC:
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