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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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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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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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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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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230930T150000
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230923
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230925
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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
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230919T200000
DTSTAMP:20230920T174805Z
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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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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230906
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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/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230811
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230814
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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/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230806T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230806T160000
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SUMMARY:CorpsTHAT Conservation Corps Crew Graduation
DESCRIPTION:Want to meet our crew? You are invited to join us on Sunday\, August 6th\, 1-4pm EST at our office at 2100 Liberty Heights Ave E\, Baltimore\, MD 21217 to celebrate our crew’s return to homebase! \nGrab this chance to come with your family and friends to learn more about the crew’s journey and achievements! We will provide ASL interpreters\, games\, and food and drinks. \nPlease RVSP by filling out this very short Google form so we can provide enough beverages and food for everyone! \n  \nID: A flyer with 7 people in the picture. They are standing in front of a white van with the CorpsTHAT logo on the passenger door. Five are standing\, and two are kneeling down. On the top is a banner that says in white cursive text: “CorpsTHAT Presents”\, and in green text: “Crew Graduation.” The white text at the bottom says “August 6th\, 2023 @ 1-4pm EST @ CorpsTHAT Office. Please RVSP! Join us to celebrate our crew’s achievements. ASL Interpreters\, Games\, and food and drinks will be provided!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/corpsthat-conservation-corps-crew-graduation/
LOCATION:2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, MD 21217\, 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\,\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21217
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230605T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230628T090000
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SUMMARY:Class B: Intermediate Class – GMNF – M/W 8:30-9am EST
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URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-b-intermediate-class-gmnf-m-w-830-9am-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
ORGANIZER;CN="CorpsTHAT":MAILTO:info@corpsthat.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230526T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230526T150000
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SUMMARY:Project Contact Training
DESCRIPTION:Are you a project contact for an ASL inclusion or crew with Deaf Corps Members this summer? Do you work with Deaf people in the outdoors? Are you 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 clear your cookies before registering so we can get your registration information!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/project-contact-training-3/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230429T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230429T130000
DTSTAMP:20230413T204700Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230413T204700Z
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SUMMARY:ToolBank Volunteering Event
DESCRIPTION:Grab this chance to volunteer with ToolBank Baltimore where you will get to help support the ToolBank serve their community by cleaning and maintaining their inventory and tools\, and by doing environmental stewardship in their community gardens! \n  \nThis volunteering event will be with CorpsTHAT and ToolBank Baltimore on April 29th\, 2023 at 10am-1pm EST. This event will take place at ToolBank Baltimore’s office. Please register to get more details. \n  \nIMPORTANT: When you register\, please clear your cookies first. We cannot collect your registration information if you do not clean your cookies. To clean your cookies – go to your web browser’s setting and search for “cookie” in the search bar. Click clean cookies. Then you can fill in your registration information.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/toolbank-volunteering-event/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Volunteering
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230405
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SUMMARY:Class B: ASL II T/T 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 4th and ending on June 8th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \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/class-b-asl-ii-t-t-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230404
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SUMMARY:Class C: ASL I M/W 8:00pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 8:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 3th and ending on June 12th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \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/class-c-asl-i-m-w-800pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230404
DTSTAMP:20230324T201326Z
CREATED:20230314T165935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230324T201326Z
UID:10735-1680480000-1680566399@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Class A: ASL III M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesdays 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 3th and ending on June 12th. 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/class-a-asl-iii-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230223T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230223T210000
DTSTAMP:20230223T172523Z
CREATED:20230123T221931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230223T172523Z
UID:10457-1677182400-1677186000@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Conservation Corps Alumni Panel
DESCRIPTION:ID: A black and white picture of five people standing in a circle. They appear to be looking at something in the middle. They are standing in an opening with some trees around. The sky is cloudy. In white text on top: “Conservation Corps Alumni Panel” In yellow text below that: “February 23rd | 8pm EST | RVSP for Zoom Link.” In white text at bottom: “CorpsTHAT’s Webinar Series Spotlighting the Deaf Experience inn the Outdoors.” \n\nAre 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\nPanelists:\nMara Land [they/them]- CorpsTHAT & CCM  \nI was a crew member for CorpsTHAT‘s first conservation crew the summer of 2021. I quickly fell in love with my crew and the job. The summer of 2022 I decided to work as a crew leader for Conservation Corp Minnesota & Iowa (CCMI) on their ASL wilderness crew\, where myself and my two co-leaders led our five youth members on Isle Royale National Park for five weeks. I plan to work again as a crew leader or operations coordinator for CCMI again this summer. I am currently a junior at Gallaudet majoring in Communications Studies\, and when I’m not doing homework or working as a tutor\, I’m outdoors exploring DC. I plan to use my degree in communications to further my career in conservation\, as this has become one of my biggest passions. \n \n  \nAnkita Gopal [she/her]- CorpsTHAT  \nMy name is Ankita Gopal. I worked as a crew member with CorpsTHAT during the summer of 2022 in Texas. I am now a Gallaudet university student majoring in Risk Management and Insurance. I do remember what I learned. I would use most of the skills that I learned by teaching my dad and especially my brothers who are still young and love being outdoors special in the summer. My favorite thing about being crew members is when we cut down bamboo trees. \nMaria Stull Escobar [she/her]- CorpsTHAT & SWCC \nMy name is Maria Stull Escobar and I am 24 years old. I worked as a crew leader with Karina Baker during the summer of 2022 in Vermont. After working with CorpsTHAT\, they inspired me to branch out and work with another conservation organization- Southwest Conservation Corps in NM and CO for the fall season of 2022. I am currently working as an outdoor educator intern at Visiting Students Program at Hawthorne Valley for next 5 months! \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nIvy Chow [she/her]- SECC  \nMy name is Ivy Chow. I am from Boston\, MA\, born and raised. I am very curious\, fun to be around and enjoy going on adventures whenever the opportunity is out there. take advantage of it. Feel free to ask me if you have any questions and I am happy to answer. I was involved with the Southeast Conservation Corps (SECC) in Chattanooga\, TN – ASLi in 2021 in both sessions\, 3 weeks each. I’m currently working at Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HMSD) where I graduated back then in 2017. I’m working as a paraprofessional\, a head coach of a girls basketball team\, 2 sides of part-time jobs. I still plan to take the EMS courses that are upcoming soon. \nKarina Baker [she/her]- CorpsTHAT \nLike many of the passionate change-makers in CorpsTHAT\, Karina is an avid environmentalist and a lover of the outdoors. She grew up hiking and camping in Catalina Island\, Leo Carrillo State Beach\, and many other areas that warm her heart to this day. Her experiences ignited a passion for preserving green spaces for all inhabitants on Earth to enjoy. In the Summer of 2022\, Karina joined CorpsTHAT as a Crew Leader for their Vermont project. She is finishing up her Master’s degrees in Public Administration and International Development with a specialization in environmental justice. To fulfill the final requirements of her degrees\, Karina is currently interning in Viet Nam with PARD\, supporting the capacity building of the local Deaf community and spreading awareness about environmental issues. \n  \n  \n\nRSVP at the bottom of this page to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \nInterpreters from Trail Blazing Interpreting Agency  will be provided for this webinar and are sponsored by Conservation Corps of Minnesota Summer Youth Program
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-corps-alumni-panel-2023/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Webinars
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LOCATION:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-corps-alumni-panel-2023/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230216T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230216T200000
DTSTAMP:20230216T232656Z
CREATED:20230123T225446Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230216T232656Z
UID:10475-1676574000-1676577600@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Job Spotlight: Crew Member Positions
DESCRIPTION:ID: A black and white picture of some people in white helmets (and no helmets) in a circle with their heads turned to the signer. They are standing on a wooden planked path. In white text on top: “Job Spotlight” In yellow text below that: “CorpsTHAT Crew & Outdoor Jobs\, Feb 7th for Crew Leaders at 7pm EST\, Feb 16th for Crew Members at 7pm EST. \n\nWelcome 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. \n  \nRSVP at the bottom of this page to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \n  \n\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.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-member-positions/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Webinars
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LOCATION:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-member-positions/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230207T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230207T200000
DTSTAMP:20230207T184300Z
CREATED:20230123T223723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230207T184300Z
UID:10465-1675796400-1675800000@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Job Spotlight: Crew Leader Positions
DESCRIPTION:ID: A black and white picture of some people in white helmets (and no helmets) in a circle with their heads turned to the signer. They are standing on a wooden planked path. In white text on top: “Job Spotlight” In yellow text below that: “CorpsTHAT Crew & Outdoor Jobs\, Feb 7th for Crew Leaders at 7pm EST\, Feb 16th for Crew Members at 7pm EST. \n\nWelcome to CorpsTHAT’s virtual job fair! \nAre you over 25 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. \n RSVP at the bottom of this page to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \n  \n\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.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-leader-positions/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Webinars
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LOCATION:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/job-spotlight-crew-leader-positions/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T140000
DTSTAMP:20230203T151146Z
CREATED:20230128T231820Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230203T151146Z
UID:10559-1675508400-1675519200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer with CorpsTHAT and AWS
DESCRIPTION:***Canceled: Due to low registration numbers***\nWill reschedule again for later in the spring.  \n  \nCorpsTHAT is partnering up with Anacostia Watershed Society in providing a day of volunteering in the outdoors. \nVolunteers will join CorpsTHAT\, the Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS)\,  and National Links Trust (NLT) for a Habitat Restoration Workday! During this workday we will help AWS with their invasive plant control and revegetation efforts along the riverside area of Kingman Island at Langston Golf Course. This is part of a natural resources management plan for the golf course in partnership with National Links Trust. By participating in this project you will not only have the opportunity to learn about invasive plants and the ecology of the Anacostia River\, you will help AWS to improve the habitat for wildlife and the water quality of the Anacostia River. \nPhysical Level of Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult \n\nThis event will likely involve lifting\, bending\, and walking. Participants will be expected to wear closed-toed shoes for the duration of the event. If you think any of the physical requirements will be problematic\, please let us know.\n\nRegistration is required. Please register prior to the event date to receive additional information about the event. Anyone who doesn’t register online will be denied access to the event. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/volunteer-with-corpsthat-and-aws/
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230202T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230202T210000
DTSTAMP:20230129T231406Z
CREATED:20230111T151931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230129T231406Z
UID:10261-1675364400-1675371600@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Conservation Interpreting Workshop- 0.2 CEU
DESCRIPTION:[Text Description: CONSERVATION INTERPRETING; Online ASL workshop; Feb 2\, 2023 7-9 PM EST; $20 | 0.2 CEU; Target audience: ASL interpreters in all levels; Learn about interpreting in the conservation corps field including how to prepare & pack\, assignment types\, history of Deaf conservation corps\, partners\, project types\, and common terminologies used in the conservation field; Presented by: Sam Bragg & Wanda Krieger; RID CEU Sponsor of Maine is an approved RID CMP sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This workshop is offered for 0.2 of CEUs in the Professional Studies area at the introductory Content Knowledge level; RID CEU Sponsor of Maine is committed to promoting an environment of mutual respect and does not discriminate based on hearing status\, age\, race\, religious\, sexual orientation\, gender identity\, or any other factor; Registration: https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-interpreting-workshop/; To request reasonable accommodation or cancellation policy\, please contact: courses@corpsthat.org \nImage Description: 2 small images on the top left are of RID and ACET logos; image on the right is a person wearing chaps and a hard hat leaning back while using a chainsaw on a tree in a forest; 2 small images bottom right are of CorpsTHAT and Trail Blazing Interpreter’s logos.] \n\n\nSam Bragg from CorpsTHAT and Wanda Krieger from Trail Blazing Interpreters are partnering up to provide an online workshop about interpreting in the conservation field. \nWe will be discussing the following topics: \n\nWhat to expect and consider when interpreting in the field\nHow to prepare\nWhat to pack and what to wear\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\, tool names and signs\, and the 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 MERID. \n  \n\nPresenters Bios: \n  \nWanda Krieger  \nWanda is a CODA and a nationally certified ASL interpreter hailed from Indiana. Her professional interpreting career began in 2015 where she worked in VRS and community jobs part time in Denver\, CO. After joining the conservation corps as ASL interpreter and crew leader in summer of 2017\, her career trajectory shifted and she was inspired to move to Washington\, D.C. to pursue interpreting full time. Wanda established Trail Blazing Interpreters\, an outdoor specialized ASL interpreting agency in 2021. In her free time Wanda enjoys making crochet blankets\, training her cat\, and doing as many outdoor activities as possible.  \n  \n  \n  \nSam 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 Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS)\, Sam joined CorpsTHAT’s team\, intending to build 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. During her free time\, Sam enjoys climbing\, trail running\, skiing\, and backpacking.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-interpreting-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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LOCATION:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-interpreting-workshop/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230111
DTSTAMP:20221108T231414Z
CREATED:20221108T223015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221108T231414Z
UID:9794-1673308800-1673395199@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Class B: ASL I T/T 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 10th and ending on March 16th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \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/class-b-asl-i-t-t-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230110
DTSTAMP:20221206T171002Z
CREATED:20221108T231532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221206T171002Z
UID:9789-1673222400-1673308799@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Class A: ASL II M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 7 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 9th and ending on March 20th. With a make up course day scheduled 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/class-a-asl-ii-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230101T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230101T150000
DTSTAMP:20221224T125732Z
CREATED:20221224T125408Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221224T125732Z
UID:10275-1672574400-1672585200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[Sol Fest] Climb Deaf DC Meetup- Final Sol Fest Event
DESCRIPTION:CorpsTHAT’s last and final 2022 Sol Fest event will be joining the monthly climbs with Climb Deaf DC on January 1st! The group meet up will be at Movement Gym in Columbia and start at 12pm. \nAll are equally welcome – experienced climbers\, new climbers\, deaf\, and hearing! There will a group photo around 2 pm. \nTransportation: There is no public transportation but there is plentiful free parking. \nPrices: Movement has offered Climb Deaf DC members a discounted price of $17 (normal price is $25). This includes free rental shoes and harness. Ask for the discount at the front desk on the day of the event. \nAccessibility: Movement Columbia is wheelchair accessible. Please contact the front desk for assistance. \nAbout ASL Climbing Days: ASL Climbing Days are hosted on the first Sunday of each month\, rotating between the different major indoor gyms in the DC Metro area. Twice a year\, we host an outdoors ASL Climbing Day outdoors.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-climb-deaf-dc-meetup-final-sol-fest-event/
LOCATION:7125 Columbia Gateway Dr #110\, Columbia\, MD 21046\, 7125 Columbia Gateway Dr #110\, Columbia\, MD\, 21046
CATEGORIES:Sol Fest
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230102
DTSTAMP:20221121T235906Z
CREATED:20221116T231112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221121T235906Z
UID:9964-1672531200-1672617599@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[Sol Fest Event] Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a celebration of Sol Fest 2022\, as we wrap up the Trail-a-Thon! We will be looking back on our year and sharing with you all the accomplishments\, events\, programs and fun we have had and celebrating everyone’s Sol Fest goals! This will be a virtual event so you can join us from all over the country and the world! Bring your favorite drink and participate in fun games and a chance to win some last minute prizes!! Join us and support Deaf Outdoors. \n  \nMore Details to come!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-event-happy-hour/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221217T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221217T100000
DTSTAMP:20221121T214828Z
CREATED:20221116T225419Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221121T214828Z
UID:9956-1671264000-1671271200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[Sol Fest Event] Bird Watching
DESCRIPTION:Help Meadowside Nature Center out by counting bird sightings at the Rock Creek Park in Rockville\, MD! We start bright and early at 8am for an hour hike before enjoying hot cocoa and coffee! \n  \nRock Creek Park is a 1\,800 acres National Park on land that was stolen from two Native American Tribes: Piscataway and Nacotchtank (Anacostan). Rock Creek Park was the third National Park established in the United States of America in 1890 after Yellowstone (1872) and Mackinac National Park (1875). The park is home to many animals and birds\, some of which we might get to see on the walk with Meadowside Nature Center.  \n  \nBook guides\, binoculars\, and ASL interpreters will be provided.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-event-bird-watching/
LOCATION:Meadowside Nature Center\, 5100 Meadowside Lane\, Rockville\, MD\, 20853\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221210T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221210T223000
DTSTAMP:20221129T200343Z
CREATED:20221116T225129Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221129T200343Z
UID:9953-1670686200-1670711400@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[Sol Fest Event] Trivia and Ice Skating Meetup with BCAD
DESCRIPTION:Date: Saturday\, December 10th\nTime: 3:30-7:30 (ASL Trivia) and 8:30-10:30 pm (Ice Skating)\nLocation: Belvedere Square Market and Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena (both in Baltimore\, MD) – about 2 miles apart \n  \nWe are partnering with Baltimore City Association for the Deaf (BCAD) to host an ASL Trivia event! Come and interact with other Deaf people and hearing signers in Baltimore on December 10th\, it will take place at the Belvedere Square Market 3:30pm to 7:30pm!\nCome and quiz your knowledge on Maryland Deaf History and on the environment! \nHold on\, we’re not done! After the event we will gather and go ICE SKATING! We will meet at Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena in Baltimore at 8:30-10:30pm! The locations are within 2 miles of each other feel free to walk over from Trivia to Ice Skating or those with cars can help with carpooling 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-event-biking-meetup-with-bcad/
LOCATION:Belvedre Square\, 529 E Belvedere Ave\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21212
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221203T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221203T150000
DTSTAMP:20221121T213742Z
CREATED:20221116T224945Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221121T213742Z
UID:9948-1670065200-1670079600@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:[Sol Fest Event] Winter Solstice Fair
DESCRIPTION:Feeling chilly and hermit-like at your place? Come and be merry at our office on December 3rd\, Saturday to celebrate the start of Sol Fest!  \n  \nWarm up by playing cornholes\, making s’mores by the fire and sipping on Streetcar 82’s Don’t Waste the Christmas Tree IPA! Don’t forget to register for Sol Fest and if you raise $50 before the fair we will have your shirt ready for tie-dying! Grab the chance to dye your 2022 Sol Fest shirt with us and learn more about our crews and programs this year!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-winter-solstice-fair/
LOCATION:2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, MD 21217\, 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\,\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21217
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221129T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230101T233000
DTSTAMP:20221129T114629Z
CREATED:20221108T164831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221129T114629Z
UID:9777-1669680000-1672615800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Sol Fest 2022
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 2022 page. \n  \nHow to join Sol Fest 2022 and continue to support Deaf Outdoors: \n  \nFirst: RSVP below \nOnce you register the following day you will be emailed all information to get you started. Ready to get started now? Follow the steps below: \n  \nSecond: Create a Fundraising Page \nCreate a fundraiser page to collect your donations\, visit the fundraiser platform here\, click “I want to fundraise for this” and then set up your page to get started!  \n  \nThird: Set a fundraising goal  \nSet a 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 fore every $10\, $50\, $100 etc.) donated  \n  \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! Need some tips or ideas of what to do\, how to promote your campaign\, events to join\, prizes to win? Check out our Sol Fest Tool Kit here. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/sol-fest-2022/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Sol Fest
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