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Emergency Preparedness and Response for Older Deaf Americans
September 24 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm EDT
Free
We invited Michael “Mike” Baer from Rhode Island to join us during our biweekly Seniors Citizen gathering to discuss emergency preparedness. After his presentation, we have Shane from Innivee check in to see your general experience with interpreters in Maine.
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MAINE DEAF CULTURE WEEK PRESENTS
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Emergency Preparedness and Response for Older Deaf Americans
Tuesday, September 24th
10 am – 12 pm
MECDHH/GBSD CAFETERIA
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Michael “Mike” Baer, Director of Emergency and Public Communication (EPCAP), RI Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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PLUS, learn about an upcoming needs assessment on ASL interpreting with Shane Feldman, Inniviee Strategies Chief Executive Officer (CEO)/ Consultant & Facilitator
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QUESTIONS? Contact matt@deafmaine.org)
Parking: Parking: MECDHH/GBSD shares the island with a state park. Please stop and identify yourself at the gatehouse if someone is at the gate. Be prepared to tell them that you guys are here for the presentation. Parking is available at the school and it’s free.
Accessibility: The presentation will be in ASL