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2-5 pm ET | March 21st
Zoom | Free Event
WHY NCDA?
Awareness. Allyship. New Skills.
The National Conference for Deaf Awareness brings together students and other interested individuals across Canada to learn about D/deaf experiences. Our incredible D/deaf presenters will discuss personal experiences and professional expertise to educate and help reduce barriers and improve accessibility nationally. Explore this site to learn about key presenters, our schedule, useful tips and more.
SPONSORS
Partner with Us
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY
Queen's University has sponsored the Queen's American Sign Language club in organizing this conference. They have provided generous funding via the Inclusive Community Fund to be able to coordinate and produce the NCDA.
Western UNIVERSITY
Western University and the Western Sign Language club have supported the development of the NCDA. Their support has been crucial to the success of the NCDA.
McMaster UNIVERSITY
McMaster University and the McMaster Sign Language club have joined this year in the development of the NCDA. Their support has been truly amazing in broadening the reach of the NCDA.
ABOUT THE TEAM
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QUEEN'S AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
QASL is a student-run club at Queen’s University that aims to help bridge the gap between the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community and the hearing world. The club is thrilled to be working to develop the NCDA .
MCMASTER SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB
The McMaster Sign Language Club aims to provide a drop in club as a casual space for students to practice American Sign Language (ASL) and learn together.
WESTERN SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB
The Western Sign Language Club aims to provide a welcoming space for Western students with an interest in American Sign Language (ASL) to learn and practice together.
