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SUMMARY:Project Contact Training: Working with the Deaf Community
DESCRIPTION:Are you a project contact for an ASL inclusion or crew with Deaf Corps Members this summer? Or are you a land manager who works with Deaf people in the outdoors? Do you work in the outdoor field and are looking for resources on how to work and communicate with your Deaf and Hard of Hearing members\, participants or co-workers? This training will provide you with all the needed tools\, understanding and resources so that you can be more inclusive\, respectful and successful. Register for our project contact training today! \nIn this 2 hour training you will learn: \n\nIntroduction to Deaf community/culture\nResources to learn ASL\nHiring qualified interpreters\nWorking with interpreters & boundaries\nWorking with Deaf and hearing leaders\nHow to work and communicate safely in the outdoors\nMinimize risks and emergency situations\nAnd so much more!\n\nInterested in providing a training for your workplace\, community or group or are you a Deaf Outdoor Professional who would like us to present to your co-workers? Contact us to discuss trainings with individual organizations. \nPlease use the google form below to register: \n  \nRegistration Now Closed.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/project-contact-training-4-23/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Conservation Interpreting Workshop: Introduction - 0.2 CEU\, $20 registration fee
DESCRIPTION:ID: Black and white image of 3 individuals looking at a National Park Staff explaining things as an interpreter stands next to them signing. In the background there are trees and old stone buildings with stone work materials sitting on the ground. Text reads: Conservation Interpreting Workshop. April 17th 7-9pm EST Virtual Registration $20. Workshops taught in ASL by a Deaf instructor without interpretation.  \n\n  \nSam (Marlo) Bragg from CorpsTHAT will be providing an introductory online workshop about interpreting in the conservation field. \nThe Educational Objectives for this workshop are: \n\nWhat to expect and consider when interpreting in the field\nHow to prepare\nDifferent types of assignments and consumers an interpreter might work within the conservation field\nHistory of Deaf conservation corps\nExamples of work projects along with techniques\nTool names and signs\nThe various partners that are involved in the field\n\nThis is the workshop for you if you are interested in enhancing your knowledge and skillset within the conservation field. After completing this 2-hour workshop\, you will receive 0.2 CEU from Vancro Integrated Interpreting Services. \n  \nVancro Integrated Interpreting Services (VIIS) is an approved RID CMP sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. \nThis workshop is offered for.2 CEUs in the Professional Studies area at the “little to no” content knowledge level. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance. The target audience for this activity is: Interpreters who are interested in taking assignments that will take them outside of the four walls of their classrooms\, office\, etc. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nPresenter’s Bio: \n \nSam (Marlo) Bragg \nSam is the seventh generation of a large\, vibrant Deaf family in Maine’s Great Woods. After obtaining a Master’s degree in Outdoor Leadership from Saybrook University and National\nOutdoor Leadership School (NOLS)\, Sam joined CorpsTHAT’s team with the intention of building a bridge to connect the Deaf community and the outdoors through education\, recreation\, and careers. Sam is passionate about creating equitable and inclusive spaces in the outdoors for Deaf and hard-of-hearing folks\, especially being in the field on and off for the past 12 years through different capacities. During Sam’s free time\, Sam enjoys climbing\, trail running\, skiing\, and backpacking. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nContact us at info@corpsthat.org for a different registration form if you are with Vancro Integrated Interpreting Services (VIIS) or Trail Blazing Interpreters (TBI).\nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-interpreting-workshop-introduction-0-2-ceu-20-registration-fee/
CATEGORIES:Courses,Workshops
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SUMMARY:ASL 2- Spring 2024 Public Course
DESCRIPTION:Image Description: Black and white photo of a CorpsTHAT Crew project contact\, signing as CorpsTHAT Crew members with a hard hats look on. Text reads: American Sign Language for the Outdoors: Virtual 10 week course.  ASL Level 2: April 2 – June 6 | Tue/Thur | 7-8pm EST.  $500 per student – scholarships available. \nThis course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 2nd and ending on June 6th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.   \nCourses are $500 per student and $400 for any returning CorpsTHAT student. Use the google form below to register. Once you submit your registration form you will be emailed an invoice and can use the link there to make your payment. \n  \n CorpsTHAT doesn’t want finances to be a barrier to learning ASL\, if you are requesting a scholarship\, please fill out this form here.  \n  \n  \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-2-spring-2024-public-course/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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SUMMARY:ASL 1- Spring 2024 Public Course
DESCRIPTION:Image Description: Black and white photo of a CorpsTHAT Crew project contact with a hearing aid and hard hat on\, signing the letter ‘A’ as a CorpsTHAT Crew member with a hard hat and eye pro looks on. Text reads: American Sign Language for the Outdoors: Virtual 10 week course.  ASL Level 1: April 1 – June 5 | Mon/Wed | 7-8pm EST.  $500 per student – scholarships available. \n  \nThis course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 1st and ending on June 5th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.   \n  \nCourses are $500 per student and $400 for any returning CorpsTHAT student. Use the google form below to register. Once you submit your registration form you will be emailed an invoice and can use the link there to make your payment. \n  \n CorpsTHAT doesn’t want finances to be a barrier to learning ASL\, if you are requesting a scholarship\, please fill out this form here.  \n  \n  \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-1-spring-2024-public-course/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240222T210000
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SUMMARY:Conservation Corps Alumni Panel
DESCRIPTION:Are you looking to do something different\, something memorable\, or a life changing experience this summer? Have you always been intrigued by the conservation corps? Do you want an excuse to be in the mountains all summer? If you’ve answered yes to all the above or just want to learn more about the conservation corps experience\, RSVP to our third virtual panel of conservation corps alumni. These alumni will share their experiences working in the conservation corps. You will get the chance to ask questions and receive guidance on how to apply to work with the conservation corps and what career path options there are for after the corps experience. \nJob seekers\, VR/Transition Counselors\, Educators\, Parents\, and Community members welcomed to attend. After this panel\, we will be sharing details about our CorpsTHAT Conservation Crew as well as other programs throughout the country this summer. \n\nModerator:\nDakota (Dak) Ronco\nthey/them/theirs\n  I grew up in California with a childhood of hiking and backpacking. Thinking about the environment and our relationship with nature as humans has become intuitive. I interned with CorpsTHAT in 2021\, which led me to a seasonal job with USFS in Idaho with a logging trail crew in the backcountry. Once I had a taste of a career outdoors\, I knew this is what I wanted out of my life in the long run. I worked with CorpsTHAT again in the summer of 2033 as a crew leader in Vermont. Their maple syrup is champ\, hot dog dry! I am working at Model Secondary School for the Deaf at the moment while figuring out my next plans. You can almost always find me outside on my breaks and free time 🙂 \n  \n  \n  \nPanelists: \nLily Molina AKA “S.O.” (Safety Officer\, trail nickname) \n (she/her) \n \nI had the honor and privilege to serve on the PA Outdoors Corps as Crew Leader alongside the BEST co-Leader\, copilot Sarah Joiner in summer of 2023\, both sessions totaling 6 weeks not counting training. I am currently set to graduate with English Literature BA May 2024 from California State University.  \nAt Raccoon Creek we built a new segment of the trail spanning 400 feet to reroute the slippery water damaged\, switching to switchbacks (pun intended) on Heritage Trail . The 2nd Session was at Cook Forest (one of the most beautiful places)\, we built not one\, but two drainage dips\, carrying rocks gravels up a 12 percent grade for 1/2 mile or so\, then back down to gather more rocks/gravel\, the fastest way to become stronger I have experienced and digging shovels into the mud was the fun part and a quick way to cool down. Seneca Trail at Cook Forest. We achieved the project goal which was making the hiking trails safer so people can enjoy the outdoors without falling down the cliff into Clarion River and we were called by the SCA. “SBM crew” Small But Mighty with only two crew members. We had help from wonderful people\, Adult Roving crew at SCA\, North country trail volunteers\, and SCA Staff themselves.  \n  \n  \n \n  \nMy name is Mujahid Zafar and I use He/ him/ his pronouns. \nIn 2022 I served for the Conservation Corps of Minnesota and Iowa (CCMI)’s Summer Youth Corps. For 4 weeks I served with the ASL crew. Each week we worked in a different state/ regional park on various projects related to introduced plant species and trail management. I am currently reading and learning from indigenous literature as well as Islamic text. I plan to resume university studies in the fall pursuing a conservation biology degree.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n  \nAlyssa (Aly) Glennon: She/her \nI was part of the 004 crew as a crew member in Summer 2023 that took place in Vermont. We stayed in Green Mountain National Forest for five weeks\, and it was the most memorable moment in my life and it was eye-opening. Mostly we focused on pulling out the invasive plants\, maintaining trail work\, restoring things that are needed. Not only that\, I learned a lot of survival skills which will apply to my life from now on. I’m currently going on my 6th semester at Gallaudet University\, majoring in Business Administration. I’d love for my career in the future to have a blend of both business and the outdoors. \n  \n  \n  \n \nTanner Fenton: he/him \n\n\nMy name is Tanner Fenton. I worked as a crew member with CCMI Summer Youth Corps during the summer of 2021 and Summer Youth Corps Wilderness Crew at Isle Royale National Park in summer of 2022 and 2023\, I am now serving for AmeriCorps NCCC in El Paso\, TX. I do remember what I learned. I would use most of the skills that I learned by helping with my family with the yard work and serving at AmeriCorps NCCC. My favorite thing about being crew members is being able to connect with my crew.\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nInterpreters from Trail Blazing Interpreting Agency  will be provided for this webinar and are sponsored by Conservation Corps of Minnesota Summer Youth Program \n  \n  \nRSVP using the google form to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-corps-alumni-panel-3/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:CorpsTHAT's Tabling at Gallaudet!
DESCRIPTION:Stop by CorpsTHAT’s booth at Gallaudet to learn more about our positions for next summer and opportunities with the US Forest Service. \n  \nSee you there!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/corpsthats-tabling-at-gallaudet/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240213T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240213T200000
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SUMMARY:Job Spotlight: Crew Member Positions
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to CorpsTHAT’s virtual job fair! \nAre you at least 18 years old? Are you in school\, out of school\, between schools\, or thinking about returning to school? Maybe you just want to be in a different space while you figure things out. In any case\, the challenge and simplicity of three weeks in the woods will give you the chance to regain perspective\, meet new friends\, and discover new opportunities. Is that appealing to you? \nLook no further\, this job spotlight intends to provide you all with the updated information regarding outdoor focused job opportunities this coming summer. During each webinar\, we will be spotlighting different outdoor job opportunities! If you are interested in working outdoors this summer we have the jobs for you! Job seekers\, VR/Transition Counselors\, Educators\, Parents and Community members welcomed to attend.  \nFor this job spotlight we will be sharing details about our CorpsTHAT Conservation Crew as well as other programs throughout the country this summer. \nAre you an outdoor organization or agency that wants to advertise your job positions to the Deaf community?  Please contact us to share your job postings through our job spotlight events. \n\nInterpreters from Trail Blazing Interpreting Agency  will be provided for this webinar and are sponsored by Conservation Corps of Minnesota Summer Youth Program \n  \nRSVP by filling out the google form to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-member-positions-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:Hiking Meetup: Pittsburgh\, PA
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hiking meet up to get outside and enjoy the local hiking trails and learn more about CorpsTHAT and other outdoor opportunities! Once you RSVP we will send you more details on where to meet and the forecasted weather for the day so you can be prepared to have a good time! We will be hiking in Raccoon Creek State Park on a part of the Heritage and Mineral Springs Trail where Deaf youth from Pennsylvania with our partner crew\, PAOC\, built and maintained the trail last summer. You can learn more about the trail and the terrain it has here. \nMeet at Trail Head: 12pm\nHike Starts: 12:15pm\nHike: 2-3 miles about 1.5hr \nTrail Description:\nWe will hike around 2-3 miles on part of the Heritage and Mineral Springs trail. Generally considered an easy to moderate route. If cold water around the waterfalls might be frozen and slippery. Single track trail with some switchbacks and rocky sections\, wear good hiking shoes and bring plenty of water and snacks.  \nRegister by filling out the google form bellow: \n \n  \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/12590/
LOCATION:Raccoon Creek State Park\, 3000 State Route 18\, Hookstown\, PA\, 15050-1605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Job Spotlight: Crew Leader Positions
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to CorpsTHAT’s virtual job fair! \nAre you over 21 years old? Are you looking for opportunities to lead a crew full of Deaf and Hard of Hearing young adults in the outdoors? \nLook no further\, this job spotlight intends to provide you all with the updated information regarding outdoor focused job opportunities this coming summer. During each webinar\, we will be spotlighting different outdoor job opportunities! If you are interested in working outdoors this summer we have the jobs for you! Job seekers\, VR/Transition Counselors\, Educators\, Parents and Community members welcomed to attend. \nFor this job spotlight we will be sharing details about our CorpsTHAT Conservation Crew as well as other programs throughout the country this summer. \nAre you an outdoor organization or agency that wants to advertise your job positions to the Deaf community?  Please contact us to share your job postings through our job spotlight events. \n\nPresenter:\n \nJax Skyler \nHello! My name is Jax\, I was\n\n born and raised in Riverside and Orange\, California until sixteen years old\, I moved across the country to live in Washington D.C.\, and have been living on the East Coast ever since. I am currently working as a paraprofessional at Maryland School for the Deaf. \nIn the summer of 2023\, I was one of CorpsTHAT’s crew leaders and led an incredible crew in Vermont for five weeks! We mostly focused on habitat restoration: removing non-native invasive plants\, constructing the trails\, maintaining fields\, facilities\, and campgrounds. During the strenuous labor and living in the remote area has opened my eyes and transformed my values blossoming my mind\, body\, and spirit\, which made me connect to the wilderness even more. Not only connect to the wild but also connect with the crew to create memories together\, which was a reward. I’m eternally grateful for experiencing this once-a-lifetime trip. \nI thought I had camping knowledge because I had attended several deaf camps during my childhood era but being exposed to the conservation program for the first time which was completely different from other camps. It shifted my understanding of the definition of a true wilderness camping experience which I absolutely love it. I wish I had known about this a bit earlier but it is not too late for you! \n\n  \n\nInterpreters from Trail Blazing Interpreting Agency  will be provided for this webinar and are sponsored by Conservation Corps of Minnesota Summer Youth Program \nRSVP by filling out this google form to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-leader-positions-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240203T140000
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SUMMARY:Community Hiking Meet Up: Rochester\, NY
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hiking meet up to get outside and enjoy the local hiking trails and learn more about CorpsTHAT and other outdoor opportunities! Once you RSVP we will send you more details on where to meet and the forecasted weather for the day so you can be prepared to have a good time! We will be hiking in Lucien Morin Park on part of the Old Rifle Range Trail. You can learn more about the trail and the terrain it has here. \n  \nMeet at Trail Head: 11:30am\nHike Starts: 11:45am\nHike: 2-3 miles about 1.5hr \nTrail Description:\nGenerally considered a moderately challenging route. Single track trail with ups and downs\, some sections steep and muddy\, wear good hiking shoes and bring plenty of water and snacks. \nNeed a ride from RIT? Email Info@corpsthat.org
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/community-hiking-meet-up-rochester-ny/
LOCATION:Lucien Morin Park\, 1135 Empire Blvd\, Rochester\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240129T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240129T150000
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SUMMARY:CorpsTHAT Tabling at RIT
DESCRIPTION:Stop by CorpsTHAT’s booth at RIT to learn more about our positions for next summer and opportunities with the US Forest Service. \n  \nSee you there!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/corpsthat-tabling-at-rit/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240109
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SUMMARY:ASL 2- T/T 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 9th and ending on March 7th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-2-t-t-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240110
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SUMMARY:ASL 1- T/T 5pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 9th and ending on March 7th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-1-t-t-5pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240109
DTSTAMP:20231204T194720Z
CREATED:20231204T194701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231204T194720Z
UID:12348-1704672000-1704758399@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL 3- M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesdays 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 8th and ending on March 6th. With a make up course day schedule for the following M/W\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language III is for students who have already taken our ASL I and ASL II courses\, or have a basic knowledge of ASL vocabulary and grammar and are ready expand their skills in conversation.  In this class\, you’ll expand your knowledge of vocabulary\, grammar and Deaf Culture. Our ASL III courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently have a conversation about outdoor topics or emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, have a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-3-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240106T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240106T210000
DTSTAMP:20231114T171758Z
CREATED:20231017T172344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231114T171758Z
UID:11594-1704564000-1704574800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Sol Fest Wrap Up Party
DESCRIPTION:Come join us at our office to celebrate all your hard work raising funds for our annual Trail-a-Thon fundraiser\, Sol Fest 2023! We will have fun games and raffles for your last chance to win Sol Fest prizes and swag. And our Donation Tracker will be up so you can keep track of how much everyone has raised and collect any more last minute donations. Warm up by the campfire and make some s’mores and enjoy other yummy camping food! \n  \nThe Wrap Up party will be at Parks and People Stone House 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, MD 21217 from 6pm – 9pm. There is additional parking in the lower lot on Riestertown Road.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-closing-party/
LOCATION:Parks and People Foudation\, 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, Maryland\, 21217
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231202T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231202T180000
DTSTAMP:20231128T154540Z
CREATED:20231013T160732Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231128T154540Z
UID:11572-1701518400-1701540000@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Sol Fest Kickoff - Biking Meet-up and Booth
DESCRIPTION:Come and kick off Sol Fest with us! \nWe will be hosting a registration booth at Streetcar 82 from 2pm-6pm.  Come register for Sol Fest and have a chance to win prizes! If you have donate or raise $50 that day we will give you your Sol Fest shirt so you can wear it around as you collect your miles our hours outdoors. Streetcar 82 will be releasing their famous Don’t Waste the Christmas Tree and other great beers will be on tap. Mozzeria will be there\, serving food from a food truck. And a local corn hole tournament will also be taking place during the day. We have some really cool prizes at our booth that you will be eligible to win if you register for Sol Fest! Come by and support Sol Fest and Streetcar 82! \nWe are partnering with Streetcar 82 Brewery again this year to make the “Don’t Waste that Christmas Tree!” – but feel free to try any of their drinks as a part of the profits are already paid for to us. \n  \nBiking Meetup: \nOur Trail Bosses will be hosting a bike meet-up from 12pm -2pm before the kick off\, BYOB- Bring Your Own Bike and Helmet! (if you don’t have a helmet you won’t be allowed to ride). Meet at Streetcar 82 at 12pm for a flat 7 mile trail ride on the Trolly Trail. Group will head out by 12:15 and will be ending our biking at Streetcar 82 Brewery to enjoy a beer\, Mozzeria Pizza and sign up for Sol Fest to get your limited edition Sol Fest shirt! \nLearn more\, here. \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-kickoff-biking-meet-up-and-booth/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240108
DTSTAMP:20231128T153502Z
CREATED:20231002T134734Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231128T153502Z
UID:11487-1701129600-1704671999@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Sol Fest 2023
DESCRIPTION:Sol Fest is CorpsTHAT’s annual fundraiser that incorporates getting outside during winter while raising money to support Deaf programming outdoors. Sol Fest is a Trail-a-Thon because CorpsTHAT recognizes that there are many ways to get outside and enjoy nature. Participants will set a fundraising goal along with a mileage goal (for hiking\, biking or paddling…) or a time spent outside goal (bird watching\, gardening\, forest bathing …).  To learn more visit our Sol Fest 2023 page. \n  \nHow to join Sol Fest 2023 and continue to support Deaf Outdoors:  \nFirst: Register below \nOnce you register by filling out the form below you receive an email with all the information to get you started. Ready to get started now? Follow the steps below: \nSecond: Create a Fundraising Page \nCreate a fundraiser page to collect your donations\, visit the fundraiser platform (link will be emailed to you) click “I want to fundraise for this” and then set up your page to get started!  \nThird: Set a fundraising goal  \nSet a total donation amount that you hope to raise\, then pledge a goal of either a mileage (of any outdoor activity) or hours (any time spent outside) that you plan to do for every X amount (can be for every $10\, $50\, $100 etc.)  \nFourth: Get outside and share your experience! \nStart tracking your mileage/hours spent outside and share your experience and process on your personal social media\, in person with friends and family or the random person you meet on the trails!  \n  \nLoading…
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-2023/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231113
DTSTAMP:20231031T150912Z
CREATED:20231013T154706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231031T150912Z
UID:11561-1699574400-1699833599@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Bikepacking Trip
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, November 10th\, 1:00pm – Sunday\, November 12th\, 2:00 pm Eastern Time \nDo you like the idea of cycling through the forest and rolling hills of Western Maryland and West Virginia with just your bicycle? Have you always been intrigued by the idea of going on a bikepacking trip? This trip is for you. You will be led by a trained CorpsTHAT instructor who is an experienced bikepacker\, trained in Wilderness First Responder\, and fluent in ASL. The instructor will guide participants on a two-night bikepacking trip with easy to moderate terrain that starts and ends at the designated trailhead. Participants will learn how to pack their bicycles\, master backcountry cooking skills\, Leave No Trace Wilderness Ethics\, do basic map reading\, and plan their own bikepacking adventure in the future. \nNotes: We will meet at a campground (details will be shared after registering) to assess participants gear\, pack our packs\, discuss leave no trace principles. We will then bike on the C&O on Saturday morning to begin our biking and overnight adventure. On Sunday afternoon\, we will end the trip at the campground\, de-issue gear and then depart for home.  \n  \nOverview: \nFitness level: Moderate   \nMinimum age: 18 \nGroup size: 8 people (plus instructors) \nThe price includes: \n\nDinner (Saturday) and breakfast (Saturday and Sunday)\, Lunch/Snacks and Friday night dinner on your own.\nAll group gear (stoves\, fuel\, water filtration\, etc.)\nIndividual Gear (tent\, sleeping bag\, sleeping pad)\nTraining and education (for first time backpackers or even experienced backpackers to learn new tips and tricks)\nTwo CorpsTHAT guides trained in Wilderness First Responder \nAll permits required\nDiscount from bike shop for bike rental and gear [rack and panniers]\n\nRental info: If needed\, we will be renting bikes and racks from Shepherdstown Pedal and Paddle shop be sure to pick which registration their you need.\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/bikepacking-trip/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231104T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231104T120000
DTSTAMP:20231023T205704Z
CREATED:20231013T160439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231023T205704Z
UID:11568-1699092000-1699099200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Herring Run Park Tree Walk
DESCRIPTION:The tour will be guided by Baltimore Tree Trust in partnership with the Friends of Herring Run Park and CorpsTHAT. ASL interpreters will be present. \nWalk with forestry experts and explore one of Baltimore’s beautiful urban parks. Together we’ll learn basic tree identification\, visit champion and notable species\, and dive into other topics like managing invasive species\, urban foraging\, and the importance of green spaces to city residents. This tour will be guided by Baltimore Tree Trust in partnership with the Friends of Herring Run Park. American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation provided. The event is FREE. \n  \nSign up at this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/herring-run-park-tree-walk-tickets-743548402287?aff=oddtdtcreator \n  \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/herring-run-park-tree-walk/
LOCATION:Tree Walk\, Father Hooper Field\, 2231 Chesterfield Ave\, Baltimore\, 21213\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231102
DTSTAMP:20231013T155946Z
CREATED:20231013T155946Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231013T155946Z
UID:11564-1698796800-1698883199@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:AORE Outdoors Professional Conference
DESCRIPTION:Come and listen to Sam Bragg’s “Hearing People\, This is for You” at the AORE Conference in Baltimore\, MD!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/aore-outdoors-professional-conference/
LOCATION:1 W Pratt St\, Baltimore\, MD 21201\, 1 W Pratt St\, Baltimore\, 21201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231021T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231021T163000
DTSTAMP:20231002T152346Z
CREATED:20231002T152346Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231002T152346Z
UID:11505-1697891400-1697905800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Booth at: Gallaudet Homecoming 2023
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the Buff and Blue and stop by our table at Gallaudet’s homecoming game! Learn more about all our members and interns accomplished this year\, what job opportunities there are for the 2024 season and a chance to win CorpsTHAT swag! \n  \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/booth-at-gallaudet-homecoming-2023/
LOCATION:Gallaudet University
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231019T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231019T193000
DTSTAMP:20231018T152510Z
CREATED:20230920T183724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231018T152510Z
UID:11400-1697738400-1697743800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[CANCELLED] - ASL Level 1 Course TH 6pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets in-person Thursday 6:00 pm EST for 5-weeks starting on October 19th and ending on November 16th.  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s in-person ASL courses will meet once a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-level-1-course-th-6pm-est/
LOCATION:2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, MD 21217\, 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\,\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21217
CATEGORIES:Courses
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231017T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231017T200000
DTSTAMP:20250130T164134Z
CREATED:20231006T202838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250130T164134Z
UID:11516-1697569200-1697572800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:USDA - Forest Service Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to work for the U.S. Forest Service or for the U.S. Department of Agriculture\, but don’t know where to start? \n  \nCome and meet Kate Day and Gretchen Smith\, who both are Deaf and work for the USDA. They will explain how to apply\, tips on getting a Schedule A\, what are GS tiers\, and much more information about the USDA. \nKatie Day\, USFS\, Permit and Lottery Manager – Denver\, Colorado \n As a Permit Manager for Recreation.gov\, Katie acts as a consultant and liaison to sites that wish to bring in their federally permitted locations to the online world of Recreation.gov. Katie began her federal career in 2012 at Rocky Mountain National Park and has since worked at Denali\, Crater Lake\, and Golden Gate National Recreation Area. She has served as a campground Supervisor\, Education Specialist\, Fee Manager/Program Analyst and Business and Revenue Fee Specialist. Katie has worked with campground reservation systems\, backcountry permits\, and lotteries throughout her career and looks forward to expanding her knowledge of these systems with the R1S team. In her spare time\, Katie enjoys backpacking\, hiking\, swimming\, skijoring\, bikejoring and hanging out with her three dogs Kasey\, Kepler\, and Tika. \nGreta Smith\, US Forest Service\, District Ranger – Workforce Entry Team \nGreta Smith serves as a district ranger for a national hiring team. Greta started out as a dishwasher in a restaurant in 1998; along the way\, they worked a variety of private sector and public sector jobs before landing a permanent federal position in 2010.  Most of Greta’s permanent career prior to 2015 was with the Army Corps of Engineers as an environmental planner. During college\, they volunteered in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and worked as seasonal wilderness rangers for the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Those two experiences cemented their desire to work for an agency that shared their core values of service to others and land stewardship so\, in 2015\, Greta switched to the Forest Service as an environmental coordinator. She has grown along the way and has worked for various Forests in Oregon and Washington. When not working\, Greta is out on their mountain bike or out on the water with their husband and pup. \n  \nASL Interpreters will be provided at the event. \n  \nJoin us at the link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82998425010?pwd=MjNNQXdNK0FycmdYWjVrOVRIVFhRdz09 \n  \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/usda-forest-service-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Webinars
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231004T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231004T160000
DTSTAMP:20231002T151905Z
CREATED:20231002T151800Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231002T151905Z
UID:11502-1696422600-1696435200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:NTID Career Fair 2023
DESCRIPTION:Stop by CorpsTHAT’s booth at NTID’s annual career fair to learn more about our positions for next summer and opportunities with the US Forest Service. \n  \nSee you there!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/ntid-career-fair-2023/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230930T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230930T150000
DTSTAMP:20231002T151011Z
CREATED:20231002T151011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231002T151011Z
UID:11498-1696068000-1696086000@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Booth at: American School for the Deaf Homecoming 2023
DESCRIPTION:Stop by our booth and say hi at ASD’s Homecoming. Learn more here.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/booth-at-american-school-for-the-deaf-homecoming-2023/
LOCATION:American School for the Deaf\, 139 North Main Street\, West Hartford\, CT
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230923
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230925
DTSTAMP:20230830T175128Z
CREATED:20230830T175128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230830T175128Z
UID:11155-1695427200-1695599999@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:CorpsTHAT Campout
DESCRIPTION:Come with us at the REI Campout from September 23rd to 24th at the Patapsco Valley State Park – Pickall Area! \nA couple of details about this Campout: \n\nIt is FREE!\nIf you need to rent some gear\, please email our Field and Logistics Director at sam@corpsthat.org.\nFeel free to invite your Deaf\, Hard of Hearing\, and/or signing friends! We have limited spaces available for the Deaf community.\n\nFor the registration information\, please email us at info@corpsthat.org to receive the link to register. \nThis event is in collaboration with not only REI\, but also with Latino Outdoors and Outdoors Afro. They will be camping with us so there will be ASL Interpreters from TrailBlazing Interpreters Agency at the camping event! \nIf you have any questions or concerns\, please feel free to contact us at our email or call our videophone at (202)-650-0838.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/corpsthat-campout/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T200000
DTSTAMP:20230920T174805Z
CREATED:20230901T182215Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230920T174805Z
UID:11160-1695150000-1695153600@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:AmeriCorps Alumni Panel
DESCRIPTION:ID: A white and black flyer of five people standing around in a parking lot. There is an interpreter in the middle who is signing. On the left is a person with the AmeriCorps logo on their shirt sleeve. Titled in white on the top right corner says “AmeriCorps Alumni Panel\, a panel of Deaf and Hard of Hearing AmeriCorps Alumni.” On the bottom left corner in yellow letters and white letters says “September 19th\, 7-8pm EST\, Zoom. CorpsTHAT’s Webinar Series\, ASL Interpreters provided” \nWhat does community service mean to you? \nCome and join us on September 19th\, 7-8pm EST to watch Deaf and Hard of Hearing panelists who have volunteered their time to serve in one of AmeriCorps’ programs. At the panel\, we will be discussing the panelists’ experience with community service during their AmeriCorps term\, their impact on the community\, their post-AmeriCorps life and career\, and tips and advice on how to join AmeriCorps! \nIf you are interested in being a panelist\, please contact our email\, info@corpsthat.org \nPanelists include: \n \nJoline Durand: She/her (Moderator) \nIt is my pleasure to introduce myself as Joline Durand. I am a POC woman and deaf.  Having been born in Haiti\, I was moved to a new state by the age of five when I moved to Florida. It is the beginning of a new chapter in my life journey and last summer\, I worked in Texas (SAAN) for an internship. The things that I enjoy doing are reading manga\, webtoons with anything\, riding a bike\, making art\, playing video games\, and dreaming about story during nap time. Whenever I visit the Natural Park\, I love to hike\, and I see all the beautiful parks within the park. \nAmeriCorps Programs that Joline has served: Internship Placement (IP) with San Antonio Missions National Historical Park \n  \n \nDahlia Davis: She/her (Panelist) \nHello! My name is Dahlia Davis (she/her) and I grew up mostly in Plainfield\, Illinois. I just graduated in May 2023 with my bachelor’s in Linguistics and East Asian Studies in which I focused on translation\, global security\, and the history of Korean Sign Language. I am currently residing in Seoul\, South Korea pursuing my master’s in Korean Unification Studies at Yonsei University. Throughout my undergraduate career I had the opportunity to travel all around the world\, and decided that I would continue that exploration by serving in the Conservation Corps Minnesota & Iowa for their 2023 Summer Youth Corps! I was selected through training to serve at Isle Royale National Park as an ASL Crew Leader for an experienced all-Deaf crew. I had a life-changing experience on the island fostering my leadership and team collaboration skills\, and am now actively keeping up with the conservation world. Motivated by my summer work outdoors\, one of my goals here in Seoul is to hike up Ansan Mountain\, a beautiful nature preservation and hiking area right behind my university. I look forward to being more active in the Deaf and hard of hearing space and always encourage adventure! \nAmeriCorps Programs that Dahlia has served: Conservation Corps Minnesota (CCM) \n  \n \nAmelia Dall – She/her (Panelist) \nAmelia Dall is a deaf archaeologist currently working professionally for the federal government\, Bureau of Reclamation\, in Pueblo\, CO.  \nShe served as an AmeriCorps VISTA for a year (2013-2014) in Wenatchee\, Washington working as a Gang Prevention Coordinator for a youth coalition program. \nShe holds a Master of Arts in Archaeology from Texas State University (‘17)\, a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Gallaudet University (‘13)\, and has two Geographic Information Systems Certificates from Front Range Community College (‘22).  \nAmelia is also on the board of Colorado Association of the Deaf and Archaeological Institute of America – Denver Chapter. Her long term personal project is to gather resources on archaeological research regarding Deaf People in Ancient History. \nAmeriCorps Programs that Amelia has served: AmeriCorps VISTA \n  \n \nTaylor Nyugen – She/her (Panelist) \nHello there! I’m Taylor Nguyen\, hailing from the beautiful state of Missouri. It’s a pleasure to make your acquaintance! I served in the AmeriCorps program during the summer of 2023. I was involved in a project focused on conservation\, field research\, land management\, and historical preservation from June 5th to August 12th\, 2023. During this time\, I had the opportunity to contribute to important work in preserving our natural and historical heritage. Currently\, I am a senior majoring in biology. I am passionate about the sciences and have a strong interest in pursuing a career in dentistry. I plan to attend dental school in the near future to further my education and training in this field. In addition to my academic pursuits\, I am committed to giving back to the community and continuing my involvement in conservation efforts. I am exploring opportunities to volunteer part-time with the National Park Service\, where I can combine my love of nature and my dedication to preserving our national treasures. I am excited about the future and the opportunities that lie ahead\, both in my academic journey and in my commitment to making a positive impact on the environment and historical preservation. \nAmeriCorps Programs that Taylor has served: Internship Placement (IP) with San Antonio Missions National Historical Park \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/americorps-alumni-panel/
LOCATION:Online- RSVP for Link
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230911
DTSTAMP:20230830T174745Z
CREATED:20230830T174706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230830T174745Z
UID:11151-1694217600-1694390399@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid - Midwest Outdoor Skills Training
DESCRIPTION:If you missed signing up for the Wilderness First Aid Training in Colorado. Don’t worry\, another WFA is coming up in Illinois this September! \nGrab this opportunity to sign up and get your WFA certification! \nSign up here at this LINK
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/wilderness-first-aid-midwest-outdoor-skills-training/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230906
DTSTAMP:20230820T002931Z
CREATED:20230820T002818Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230820T002931Z
UID:11126-1693872000-1693958399@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL Level 1 Course T/TH 5pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on September 5th and ending on November 9th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/11126/
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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid - Aspen Camp
DESCRIPTION:Aspen Camp is hosting WFA with CPR on August 11-13\, 2023 in Snowmass\, Colorado so if you know anyone who might want to take a WFA with CPR that is interpreted\, here is a great opportunity to do so. More information can be found via the below link for course tuition\, lodging and meals\, Moving Hands scholarship information\, etc. \nCLICK HERE TO SIGN UP \nID: An orange flyer with NOLS company logo at the top. The off-white text says “Wilderness First Aid With CPR with ASL at…” Then next is the logo for Aspen camp for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. The white text at the bottom reads “August 11-13\, 2023\, aspencamp.org/wfa-cpr/”
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/wilderness-first-aid-aspen-camp/
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