Celebrating 9 years of Success and Growth in Sign Language Education
Publish Date: March 5, 2024
9th annual ASL Educators Conference Attendees
CHC and SBVC joined forces for the 9th annual ASL Educators Conference on March 2. This collaborative effort drew 111 participants, exceeding expectations. The event focused on professional development and networking for American Sign Language educators, featuring diverse workshops, dynamic presentations, and interactive networking sessions.
Keynote speaker Dr. Lissa Ramirez-Stapleton addressed equity in the classroom, emphasizing connections and support for Black students and the broader BIPOC community. As the founder of the Black Deaf Project, her impactful message resonated, leaving educators inspired and committed to fostering inclusivity.
The conference provided a platform for educators to exchange ideas and explore innovative teaching methodologies. Interactive networking opportunities allowed participants to build lasting connections, turning the event into an annual reunion for the ASL community.
Organizers expressed immense pride in the conference's success, thanking attendees, presenters, sponsors, and volunteers. The momentum gained will be carried into next year’s conference, promising continued support for the growth and development of ASL education.
