"Rewriting the Myths, Redefining the Realities"
Mobility International USA is currently seeking individuals with and without
disabilities for an 18-day exchange in England. People ages 18-24 with interest
in learning new culture, performing arts and developing leadership are eligible.
Application is due March 15, 2003. Cost is $850 and scholarships are available.
Cost includes airfare and lodging. For information or application materials
contact Stephanie Gray PO 10767 Eugene, OR 97440. Voice and TTY number
541-343-1284.Email is exchange@miusa.org and the website is
www.miusa.org.
Job Fair 2003 for people with disabilities will take place on Thursday, April
24, from 8:00 to noon at the Hyatt Regency Denver, 1750 Welton Street, in
downtown Denver. Last years fair attracted 35 employers and nearly 600 job
seekers, and similar numbers are expected this year. Employer information was
sent out on January 24, but employers seeking to register for Job Fair 2003 may
contact Adrienne Cancino at 303-937-1226 or adrienne.cancino@state.co.us. For
general information regarding Job Fair 2003 for people with disabilities, please
contact Joe Lewis at 303-866-2493
or joe.lewis@state.co.us
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“Victor/Victoria”
Book by Blake Edwards
Music by Henry Mancini/Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse/Additional Music by Frank
Wildhorn
Directed by Rod A. Lansberry
This glittering and glamorous musical set in Paris in the 1930s is a comedy
about a woman pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman. Victoria becomes
a celebrity by singing in Parisian nightclubs disguised as a female
impersonator. The twist comes when a Chicago gangster makes Victor the object of
his obsession and sets out to prove that Victor is a woman. April 8 - May 4
Audio-Described Performance: Saturday, May 3, 2:00 p.m.
Cost: Friday and Saturday (7:30 p.m.): center and side, $36; value, $30
Tuesday through Thur. (7:30 p.m.): center and side, $30; value, $24
Saturday and Sunday (2:00 p.m.) and Wednesday (1:00 p.m.): center and side, $30;
value, $24
“Stuart Little”
Based on the book by E.B. White/Adapted by Joseph Robinette
Music by Ronna Frank/Lyrics by Joseph Robinette and Ronna Frank
Directed by Christopher Willard
The giant adventures of Stuart, a pint-sized, mild-mannered mouse born into a
human family come to life on stage in this lively musical version of E.B.
White’s well-loved literary classic. When he sets out to reunite with his best
friend, Margalo the bird, Stuart learns about leaving home, growing up and
discovering ones purpose in life. “Stuart Little” is ideal for ages four and
older.
Feb. 11 - May 9
Audio-Described Performance: Tuesday, April 22, noon
Shadow Interpreted Performances: Thursday, April 24, 10:00 a.m. and noon
Cost: $6 Friday, April 25, 10:00 a.m. and noon
WesTAC, the new assistive technology (AT) technical assistance project housed at
the Mesa County Workforce Center in Grand Junction is now open.
The Center is designed to provide assistive technology training, technical
assistance, and other services as needed. These services will be provided to
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors, educators, clinicians, and people with
disabilities. The Center also provides students, VR clients, and other users
with adaptive equipment on a trial basis to determine suitability prior to the
purchase of equivalent equipment.
For more information, contact Cathy Bodine, with the Colorado Department of
Education and Assistive Technology Partners at (303) 315-1280, or e-mail her at
Cathy.Bodine@UCHSC.edu.
Call for papers
Denver, Colorado August 20-24, 2003
The National Black Deaf Advocates announces a call for papers for its annual
conference in Denver, Colorado on August 20-24, 2003. The 2003 conference theme
is Soaring Higher: Meeting the Challenges, Realizing the Opportunities. Topic
areas are advocacy, technology, education and culture. Scholars, both deaf and
hearing, disability advocates, hearing parents of deaf children, teachers of
deaf students and others in the disability field are urged to submit papers.
Presentation topics closely related to the conference theme are especially
encouraged.
Dr. Isaac O. Agboola Gallaudet University Department of Business Washington, DC
20002
Fax: 301.805.4469 Email:
isaac.agboola@gallaudet.edu
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