It’s time, friends and foes! A time to rise up, unite resources, build support, educate and especially be “heard” by those who live in Houston. Although Houston is the 4th largest city in the US, we have yet to see a central hub where Houstonians can find a variety of useful information in one place. HoustonDeafNetwork.com will do its best to fill in the missing gaps and help you fulfill your needs. But wait, there’s more than just providing you information… continue »
A while back, there was news about a deaf gentleman who saved a woman from a fire at apartment. Thanks to Kelly Reagan who managed to get a hold of him and made this interview possible. Darrel McCoulough is the guy who didn’t even think twice about saving another human being. It was a privilege of meeting and getting to know who he really is. Darrel is truly a kind and gentle man I’ve ever known, and I’m glad to call him a friend among Houstonians. Without further ado, here is the interview with Darrel McCoulough. continue »
Please come and join the Houston Police Department celebrate National Police Week. This observance is to increase the public’s awareness of the role of police officers and to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice of their
lives so that we can live in safety and peace.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Day will take place on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 beginning at 9;45 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. At the Police Academy located at 17000 Aldine Westfield, Houston.
ASL interpreters will be provided! continue »
This post was submitted by Kaitlyn Tracy.
Career & Recovery Resources, Inc (CRR) is looking for someone interested in working as an interpreter/Employment Specialist. The position is part-time. continue »
This post was submitted by Kathy Walters.
IT’S OFFICIAL! UH has approved the curriculum changes to the BA degree in ASL Interpreting, starting with Fall 2012. If you have questions about the changes or if you want to meet the Professors and staff, you are invited to attend the Spring 2012 Info Session to learn more. continue »
This post was submitted by Sharon Hill.
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
JOB FAIR
MAY 10, 2012
Please contact Kelly Reagan at KReagan@kelmarserviceshouston.com
832-460-6383
This post was submitted by Kelly Reagan.
FUNDRAISING FOR DEAF Ministry and Ima’s orphanage – May 12, 2012 at 9:00 am
Family Fun Bowling Tournament
Five players per team – $25.00 each player
1st, 2nd, 3rd place trophies, Trophy- Highest score\series
$1.00 raffle for new bowling ball, gift cards, and cakes\pies. continue »
This post was submitted by Margo Jarreau.
Houston Black Deaf Advocates will have general meeting on May 12, 2012 at 2pm-4pm. HBDA welcomes everyone including ASL students and visitors. Please spread the words about the date of general meeting. continue »
This post was submitted by Margo Jarreau.
Career & Recovery Resources, Inc (CRR) is looking for someone interested in working as an interpreter/Employment Specialist. The position is part-time. continue »
This post was submitted by Kathy Walters.
We will have a Deaf & Hard of Hearing Job Fair at the MMSC facility on May 10, 2012 from 9 AM- 2 PM. Dr. Bobbie Scoggins will be present.
This post was submitted by Kathy Walters.
Busy family near Meyerland looking for a maid to meticulously clean the house, do laundry and fold clothes. Possibly done every week. Communication in sign language a plus. Please send email to jemahouse@gmail.com.
This post was submitted by Jema.
Live Mobile Text allows faster live dialogue with patented split-screen
Raytown, Missouri – July 7, 2010 – sComm, developer and manufacturer of UbiDuo, the face-to-face communicator, announced the UbiVia, the next generation of cellular text communication on smartphones. Beta testing of the new product was launched at the National Association of the Deaf conference, taking place this week in Philadelphia, PA and will be offered exclusively to BlackBerry® smartphone users to start. continue »
This post was submitted by David Rosenbaum.
My name is Myo Htut. I am your local Representative and responsible for VPAD and Ojo videophones’ installations. I am here to remind you that I am still serving for you. Since ViableVRS is now operated by Snap!VRS, I have good news to share with you. Our services and products are improving for the excellent qualities of your needs. continue »
This post was submitted by Myo Htut.
Got a Texas STAP Voucher? Look no more! We are here to serve you. We can help you get a pager from Sprint, ATT, Verizon, T-Mobile, Cricket, etc. continue »
Here’s a great opportunity for anyone in the deaf community who is knowledgeable of disability policies who can influence the decision making during the national summit in Washington, DC. continue »
I have been pondering ways for many of you to reach out and maintain contact with your Congressmen. I mentioned TweetCongress and contacting your Congressmen the old fashion way. continue »
It is the year of 2020, you are walking with your friend who says, “Look at the news, man…can you believe that!?” You suddenly become curious to know what is going on. Your friend is shocked and watching the news on his mobile phone. You ask your friend continue »
Learn the truth about sexually transmitted diseases in the Deaf Community
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This post was submitted by Kelly.
Registration for the fall semester at Lone Star College System in Houston will be over soon as classes will start on August 30, 2010. If you are Deaf and want to attend classes, register now continue »
This post was submitted by Leyel Hudson.
Come one, come all! See attached. We are hosting Gallaudet President Dr. T. Alan Hurwitz who will be in town for TSD’s graduation! Let’s show him what Austin’s GUAA chapter is made of…and let’s have fun while we’re at it. continue »
FUNDRAISING FOR DEAF Ministry and Ima’s orphanage – May 12, 2012 at 9:00 am
Family Fun Bowling Tournament
Five players per team – $25.00 each player
1st, 2nd, 3rd place trophies, Trophy- Highest score\series
$1.00 raffle for new bowling ball, gift cards, and cakes\pies. continue »
This post was submitted by Margo Jarreau.
Fort Bend Christian Academy hosts “ASL 4 LIFE,” a solo performance of Keith Wann
This post was submitted by Carla Darunday.
Directed by Houston’s own Chris Tennison, Fort Bend Theatre is excited to present “The Fantasticks” as a sign interpreted show. continue »
This post was submitted by Sarah Berggren.
I’m a deaf residential home builder and formerly of Georgia with a Georgia Contractor License. I moved to Texas last year to get married and I’m now in the process of starting a construction business in Houston and the surrounding areas. continue »
This post was submitted by Chris Shirley.
DPHHH is a personal project that I’ve worked on since 2003. It was a way to give back to the community by helping both deaf and hearing professionals to connect and share experiences. Through the years, technology has changed the way we communicate. continue »
My name is John, I’m an martial arts instructor here in Houston. I work for Elite MMA located on the Southwest. I would like to provide a self defense and Mixed Martial Arts program for the deaf community in Houston. continue »
This post was submitted by John Alfeche.