Deaf View3 Programme 30.1.13 .docx

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DV3 Conference Programme, 30.1.13 1

PROGRAMME

Friday March 8

Pre-conference events

1pm4pm Public Forum (open invite)

"Official recognition of NZSL: What does this mean?

What should it mean? "

Speakers include international guests Colin Allen & Breda

Carty, NZ Government departments and Deaf community

leaders.

Hosted by the NZ Human Rights Commission

(Lambton Rooms)

Organisation private meetings (pre-booked)

Conference

4.30 - 7.30 Pwhiri (Mori welcome) and Welcome Reception

(Lambton Rooms)

7pm Deaf Short Film Competition film screening

(Featherston Room)

* Wellington Deaf Club will be open from7pm. 32 Marion Street.Conference visitors welcome (gold coin entry). Auction.


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Saturday March 9

9.00 -10.15 Conference Opening: Her Worship the Mayor of Wellington, Celia Wade-Brown

Keynote: "Equality for Deaf people: How do we get there?"Colin Allen (Lambton Rooms)

10.1510.45 BREAK

Lambton 1 Lambton 2 Roseanna Room Featherston Room

10.4511.15 Golden Age of Deaf

Technology. How modern

technology can enable

equality for Deaf New

Zealanders

Sonia Pivac, Catherine

Greenwood, Daniel Hanks

Disability Policy and

Indigenous Deaf Populations

Katrina Miller & Damara

Goff Paris

Energise report on youth

issues

Lara Draper

10.3011.20am

Deaf Short Film competition

films (note start time is

10.30am)

11.30am12.15pm

Christchurch earthquake and

Deaf documentary

11.1511.45 With or without you:

Diversity in the Deaf

community

Josje Lelyveld & Joyce

Ferguson

Deaf in Vanuatu: One of our

Pacific neighbours

Jacqui Iseli

Magnet Youth Programme

Ursula Thynne

11.45 - 12.15 Deaf Arts Network NZ

Rachel Coppage

Evolving identities and

leadership characteristics of

indigenous Deaf women.Damara Goff Paris

NZ Deaf Youth Games

Daniel Harborne

12.151.30 LUNCH


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1.303.00 How to research Deaf history

(workshop)

Breda Carty

Community Development

(workshop)

Della Buzzard

Deaf education: current

trends affecting NZSL using

students Panel facilitator:

Rachel Coppage

1.302.20pm

Deaf Short Film competition

films

3.003.30 BREAK

3.304.00 Deaf, disabled: Same or

different? Together or

separate?

Victoria Manning

Online Deaf Community

Asset Map

Lachlan Keating & Della

Buzzard

Responding to the changing

context of deaf education.

Residential immersion

courses for mainstream deaf

students.

Van Ach Deaf Education

Centre

3.304.30pm

Sign of the Times: the storyof New Zealands visual

language

4.00 - 4.30 Making the Convention on

the Rights of People with

Disabilities work for the

changing community

Rachel Noble

Deaf migrants to Australia:

What are the key problems

they face and how might we

solve them?

Louisa Willoughby

Deaf students' issues and

challenges within tertiary

education. What can we

learn?

Denise Powell

4.305.00 Community change through

sign language teaching; a

twenty year retrospective.

David McKee

SignDNA: Protecting our

visual treasures

Sonia Pivac & Catherine

Greenwood

Mori Deaf children: Is early

intervention whnau

friendly?

Kirsten Smiler

6.30 pm Conference Banquet & Deaf Short Film Competition Awards


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Sunday March 10

9.15 - 10.15 Keynote: Changing concepts of culture and identitydo Deaf people still have a community?

Dr Breda Carty (Lambton Rooms)

10.1510.45 BREAK


10.4511.15 The Human Rights

Commissions NZSL Inquiry

Victoria Manning & Jack

Byrne

Sexuality experiences of Deaf

women in NZ: An action

research project

Sunshine Prior

Interpreting for ages

Megan Mansfield

10.4511.45am

Sign of the Times: the story

of New Zealands visual

language

11.45am12.30pm

Christchurch earthquake and

Deaf documentary

11.1512.30 Exploring leadership in our

changing community

Workshop facilitator: RachelNoble

Deafblindness in Aotearoa

NZ

Workshop facilitators: ElinorCuttiford & Zoe Haws

DeafSenior Citizens' issues

Panel facilitator: Joyce

Ferguson

12.301.30 LUNCH

Lambton 1 Lambton 2 Roseanna Room Lambton 3

1.302.30 Deaf Clubs in the 21st

century (panel discussion)

Facilitator: Sonia Pivac

Maori Deaf

whakawhanaungatanga

Facilitator: Patrick Thompson

Spiritual mentoring of Deaf

people (workshop)

Celia King

Deaf mental health services:

Designing a new path.

Geoff Bridgeman et al

2.30 - 3.30 The future of our NZ Deaf community

Panel Facilitator: Victoria Manning (Lambton rooms)

3.30 - 4.00 Afternoon tea & farewells

Documents

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