ASE Community will be holding our virtual “Aya Warrior Group”, a biweekly community drop in series starting next Wednesday, November 17 from 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM (EST) The Aya Warrior Group is a space open to Black people with disabilities to connect with one another during this COVID-19 transition, share resources, and talk about the experience of living at the intersection of disability and Blackness! Registration is required and can be found in our bio or at https://lnkd.in/eBcEnemT. Excited to see you all there! ✊🏿 #ase #asecommunity #community #disability #Blackness #accessibility #communitydropin #share [Image Description: Red to green gradient background (left to right). Two black hands with linked pinkies, left one has pink nails, right one has green nails. Event information is written in Black both above and below the hands with the date written in white below the hands. Our green fern logo is in the bottom right corner.]
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We are delighted to present some highlights from our December Newsletter! Features Sistering Sarah JamaSherron Grant@sawubona Kaminda Musumbulwa The Black Communities Website information https://lnkd.in/gcJT_2J Subscribe Enjoy our Monthly Newsletter with: Ase Community Events, Opportunities, and Updates Blackness and Disabilty Highlights and Leaders Black Community Spotlights - Community Research Projects Visit our website or subscribe to our newsletter. https://lnkd.in/gcJT_2J #AseCommunity #DecemberNewsletter#NovemberNewsletter#DecemberNewslettr #StayUpdated #disabilityjustice #blackness#disabilty Sarah Jama Jheanelle Anderson, MSW, RSWAlan Webb, Masters Public Admin BCom AccountingRashelle Litchmore, PhDPatience Adamu, PhDBernard Akuoko-DabankahJaiah HoweTrina JamesVictor BeausoleilLiza ArnasonAronke Emmanuel, MBA@theBlackHub
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Hearing loss does not discriminate. One of the big misconceptions surrounding hearing loss is that it only affects older people – FALSE! Hearing loss can impact anyone at any time! Recent statistics show that 60% of Adults report some level of hearing healthcare issues, and ~20 % of Youth indicating increasing levels of hearing loss, these stats emphasize the important role of CHHA as the national leader for consumer interests. This May Better Speech and Hearing Month make your hearing health a priority. Engaging with our community through our community. Be part of the hearing loss awareness movement. If you want to share your Hearing Loss …” loud and proud moment” …stay tuned for more opportunities to be included in our next videos. We are building a community of supporters to raise awareness and connect Canadians with hearing loss. A special thank you to our video participants: April Mitrik, Massimo Luciani, Anne Marie Langlois, Kellina Powell, Carrie Hartwick, Bill Corner, Eyra Abraham, Tony Bohemier, Nashlea Brogan From coast to coast, the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association leads initiatives in advocacy, education, and delivers program supports to ensure that every Canadian has what they need to hear and to be heard. Watch our awareness video below. https://lnkd.in/gbei4MfY #BetterSpeechandHearingMonth #HearingLoss #HearingAids #CanadianHardofHearingAssociation #HearBetterLiveBetter #HardofHearing #hearinglossawareness" Connect with us to learn more at www.chha.ca
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