"Rewriting the Myths, Redefining the Realities"
Hosts monthly open house 1245 E. Colfax Ave., Suite 200 Denver
5:00 PM Wednesday, March 20th
Environmental Controls for Daily Living - A Practical Introduction
5:00 PM Wednesday, April 17th
How Does Your Garden Grow? Adapted Gardening Tools
For details call 303-315-1280
Intellikeys for Beginners - April 5
Intellikeys Advanced for the Classroom - April 5
Computer Adaptations &
Employment - April 12
PVC & Beyond - May 1
Simple Homemade Adaptations
for Vision - May 2
Computer Injuries/Adaptations -
May 8
Assistive Technology for
Beginners - June 6
AT & Early Childhood - June 14
Adapted Cooking - June 21
Call 303-315-1283 to register
Sundiata, The Lion King of Mali
by David Schechter, Scott Davenport Richards and Kirsten Childs
with colorful costumes, masks and traditional African rhythms, this children’s theater
production brings one of Africa’s legendary folk tales vividly to life. The tale tells the powerful story of how a little boy overcame many obstacles to become a great warrior.
February 15-May11
Audio-Described Performance:
Tuesday, April 23 10:00 a.m. and noon
Shadow Interpreted Performances:
Thursday, April 25 10:00 a.m. and noon
Friday, April 26 10:00 a.m. and noon.
Cost: $5 (no additional charge for audio description or shadowing)
The first annual Queer Disability Conference will be held in San Francisco, CA, on June 2-3, 2002. The conference is being jointly hosted by San Francisco State University and the Disabled Women’s Alliance, and will feature a wide range of participation and presentations by members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgenered, and disabled communities. Allies are also extremely welcome. Some confirmed presenters include Eli
lare, John Killacky, Mairian Corker, and Corbett O’Toole. A call for presenters will be
circulated soon.
For more information or to help organize, e-mail:
QDconference2002@hotmail.com
or visit our web site:
www.disabledwomen.net/queer
The Taoist Tai Chi Society offers ongoing classes in the art of Taoist Tai Chi, Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30-7:30 at 1060 Bannock Street in Denver. Taoist Tai Chi is a health improving and gentle exercise for all levels of ability. Cost is reduced or waived for people with disabilities. Wheelchairs and other assistive devices welcome. The class may be joined at any time. Call or visit: 303-623-5163 or
www.ttcs-co.org
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
by Jim Cartwright
A heart-wrenching story of a shy young woman named
Little Voice who finds sanctuary from the crazy world
through her only companions - a photo of her dear, dead
father and his collection of old records. Overshadowed
by her comically overbearing mother, Little Voice is
able to express herself only when listening and singing
along to the the records.
April 9-May 5
Audio-Described Performance:
Saturday, Jan. 5, 2002, 2:00p.m.
Cost: $26 (no additional charge for
audio-described)
Sign interpreted tours of the galleries are available. Call 303-497-3939 or
TDD: 303-431-3081information.
Wednesday, April 17th, 8 am to Noon Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Denver
1750 Welton St. Over 50 employers are expected to attend.
Contact Joe Lewis at joe.lewis@state.co.us for information.
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