Big Island ASL Users

Regal Prince Kuhio 9,  111 E. Puainako Street,  Hilo, HI 96720 THURSDAY     The Kid Who Would Be King 1:10 pm/ Miss Bala 7:15 pm. 31 January FRIDAY          A Dog's Way Home 3:50 pm 1 February SATURDAY    Bumbleebee 9:55 pm 2 February SUNDAY         Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse 12:10 pm. 3 February MONDAY      xxx 4 February TUESDAY     Glass 4 pm. 5 February WEDNESDAY  Aquaman 7 pm/ The Upside 1 pm. 6 February THURSDAY xxx 7 February Regal Makalapua Stadium 10, 74-5469 Kamakaeha Avenue, Kailua Kona, HI 96740 THURSDAY   Glass 1:30 pm. 31 January FRIDAY          xxx 1 February SATURDAY   xxx 2 February SUNDAY       Bumbleebee 3:30 pm 3 February MONDAY     Mary Poppins Returns 6:45 pm/ Serenity 1:50 pm. 4 February TUESDAY    Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse 6:50 pm/ The Kid Who Would Be King 1:45 pm 5 February WEDNESDAY Aquaman 7:05 pm 6 February THURSDAY On The Basis of Sex 1:25 pm/ The Upside 7:30 pm. 7 February Regal Keauho

TRANSCRIPT FROM ASL VIDEO; Hello everyone, my name is Thijs and I got a tips from my friend about a job. I want to share with you. Looking for a job? Maybe looking for a different job?  Two websites that will help you make this change are: Hire Abilities Hawaii ( http://www.hireabilitieshawaii.org ) and USA Jobs ( https://www.usajobs.gov ).  The Hire Abilities Hawaii website ( http://www.hireabilitieshawaii.org ) is a great place to find employment resources. Here you can search for a career, job training and career assessment. There is also information to help start a business of your own and disabilities services providers. This site has links to three other helpful websites. The Hire Net Hawaii site ( www.hirenethawaii.com ) is an excellent place to start your search for a job. You can also create your resume, find career information and information on education and training. To get one-on-one help, go to the American Job Center on the Big Island. It is located in

The College of Continuing Education & Community Service (CCECS) provides new two American Sign Language courses (1a level and Practical Conversation) for the spring.   More information? Information about 1a level ? Visit please;  CCECS Information about Practical Conversation ? Visit please;  CCECS

Want a tour and explanation of the 2018 lava flow?   Mary Love  will be volunteering  at the Pahoa Lava Zone Museum (next to Kaleo's) 15-2961 Pahoa Village Road, Pahoa, Hawaii 96778 Please contact her directly: marylove@gmail.com or request her at the museum.  ADVANCE NOTICE PREFERRED SEE PAHOA LAVA ZONE MUSEUM ON FACEBOOK

A 2-day conference for parents who have children that are deaf, deaf/blind or hard of hearing will provide an opportunity for families to connect with other families, learning about resources both locally and nationally and build and strengthen partnerships.   Date: February 8 and 9, 2019 Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm both days Where: Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach             175 Paoakalani Ave., Honolulu< HI 96815             Lokahi Meeting Rooms 2 and 3 on the 2 nd   floor Parking will be validated, breakfast and lunch provided.   Please note registration deadline is 1/31/19. Link to registration:    https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2019_Parent_Conference For further questions and information, call Pokwan Wong at 733-9052 or email her at   pokwan.wong@hawaii.gov

On the first Saturday of November, the Big Island Deaf Club celebrated a Thanksgivings Feast at the pavilion in Laupahoehoe Point. Also, a group of ASL interpreters instead of just individuals (as often), visited and greeted the Big Island Deaf Club's Saturday gathering. Mary Love, Helle, Michael, Carrie and Dano are a group of freelance American Sign Language/ English interpreters collaborating on the Big Island to provide services. They introduced themselves because a few of them are new to the local deaf community. For the first time in the history this Fall, the interpreters developed their own Facebook page (Big Island Interpreters) and their own website www.bigislandinterpreters.com . Their goal is to promote ASL interpreted events and provide equal access to the Deaf community of Hawaii Island.  It was a great time to learn more about them. The Thanksgiving potluck meal was also tasty. The Big Island now has a stronger ASL heritage. 

Please come to Elaine's house, 64-5133 Kamamalu Street, Waimea for the Big Island Deaf Club Meeting on February 2nd at 9 am, and the meeting begins at 10 am. Please support the Big Island Deaf Club. Vote New Officers. Membership fee for 2019 costs $ 20. New member(s) have right to vote. There is a potluck. Please bring a dish to share. Also, bring a warm jacket, it gets cold there. Let's have some fun! Thank you!

Passages Deaf Travel will organize the Passages Deaf Travel Hawaiian Islands Cruise 2019  for this May. One of the stops on the cruise will be the Big Island, with stops in: Kailua Kona on Wednesday, May 8th from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm Hilo on Saturday, May 11th from 7 am to 5 pm.  My Deaf Cruise will organize the  Deaf Hawaii Group Halloween Cruise 2019  for this October. One of the stops on the cruise will be the Big Island, with stops in: Hilo on Tuesday, October 29th from 8 am to 6 pm  Kailua Kona on Wednesday, October 30th from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm.

Happy New Year everyone ! A lots of people attended on third Saturday in December at Starbucks at Prince Kuhio Plaza Mall, Hilo. We decide to change from Second Saturday to Third Saturday for Deaf Coffee Chat. Come on! Join the fun ! When: January 19 2019 Let’s enjoy our Saturday night. Meet people and drink a cup of coffee. Where: Starbucks at Prince Kuhio Plaza Mall, Hilo Time: 6 pm - 9 pm Hearing people also welcome! Take your family and friends to this unique event, please! Miss this chat? Don’t worried! Deaf Chat Coffee will find on every 3rd Saturday of each month from 6 pm to 9 pm at Starbucks. Hosted by Lisa Hanson