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Promote accessibility and inclusive communication styles by teaching sign language to your local community. Many youths who are hearing impaired are often discluded in social settings due to a communication barrier - break this cycle by teaching your neighbours sign language, and make the community a more inclusive place!
Some youth that are hearing impaired might have difficulty communicating and socializing with the rest of their peers. Teaching people sign language will allow these youth to more conveniently socialize with other youth in their community.
Hosting this event provides an opportunity for everyone to learn a more accessible and inclusive method of communication. This makes your community a more inclusive and barrier-free place!
At the local community centre
Every Saturday for a month in September
Contact community centres around the city that have a room you can use for these workshops. Make sure the venue is fully accessible. Book your dates.
Find a volunteer who is able to teach sign language. Make sure they are available on the booked dates, and ask them if they'll be needing any resources for teaching.
Create and print a flyer advertising the workshops. Post it around the neighbourhood and share it with friends on Instagram.
Ask attendees to sign-up by texting or emailing, or filling out a Google Form.
Purchase refreshments for the attendees
Run the sign language workshops.
✓ Refreshments (around $30)
✓ Flyers to print out (around $10)
✓ A volunteer to teach sign language
✓ A venue to run the workshop in
ASL teaching tips: https://www.teachingexpertise.com/classroom-ideas/teach-sign-language/
What is the best approach to learning ASL?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCyUH0RzDIk