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Auslan Teacher’s conference
Event Date:
August 12, 2022
Event Time:
9:30 am
Event Location:
Victorian Deaf Education Institute (VDEI)
This teacher’s conference is an opportunity to network with other Victorian Auslan teachers and gain information from organisations and presenters to contribute to your teaching knowledge and repertoire in the Auslan classroom.
The event will take place next the historical site of Victoria’s first Deaf school, Victorian College for the Deaf, established in 1860, and catered by students at the college‘s Tradeblock Cafe.
DATE: Friday, August 12th
TIME: 9:30am- 4:00pm (Registration opens at 9am)
VENUE: VDEI centre, 597 St Kilda Road, Melbourne
Morning tea, lunch, tea and coffee provided.
*This event will have voice-over interpreters
PRESENTERS
James Blyth- Auslan beyond lexicalised signs.
Darlene Thornton- The difference between Auslan and signed English, and how to preserve the language.
Julie Judd- Growing up CODA, and life as an interpreter for the Deaf community.
Sophie Li- Presenting information on the first Global online dictionary, Sign How.
We also have representatives from the following organisations speaking:
• Word of Mouth Technology
• Expression Australia
• Deaf Victoria
• Deaf Australia
• Deaf Sports Australia
Event Timelines
PARKING
No onsite parking available at VDEI, therefore registrants driving to the conference will need to use metered street parking available along St Kilda Road, High Street and surrounding streets or all day paid car parking in nearby complexes. Tram stops are accessible from Flinders Station to St Kilda road, or High Street.
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Event FAQs
Parking
No onsite parking available at VDEI, therefore registrants driving to the conference will need to use metered street parking available along St Kilda Road, High Street and surrounding streets or all day paid car parking in nearby complexes. Tram stops are accessible from Flinders Station to St Kilda road, or High Street.
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work on, who have never ceded sovereignty. We extend our respect to their Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia. We recognise their continuing connection to Country, community, and culture
