Kirsty Dorkenoo interpreted the main stage in BSL, Cllr Dr Shabina Qayyum thanked CDA, and all four #TeamCDA runners made it to the finish.
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New trustees join our Board as Fil Kamps prepares to step down as Chair
Our members have voted Caroline Bickerton and Nikki Pasek onto the Board, as Fil Kamps prepares to step down as Chair in December.
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New English course for deaf people at City College Peterborough
A new English course for deaf people starts at City College Peterborough on Tuesday 10 November, 1pm to 3pm, with two BSL interpreters.
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Our work with Culver Law: free BSL talks on wills and Power of Attorney
Culver Law have been giving free talks in BSL on wills and Lasting Power of Attorney at our coffee mornings and drop-ins. The next one is at our Wisbech Coffee Morning on Thursday 15 October.
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Help us find the BSL signs for cancer
Many cancer words have no agreed BSL sign. Join our workshops in Peterborough and Cambridge in October and November, or share your signs online through Deaf Vlog UK.
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Free BSL tour of Living Water at Cambridge University Library
Free BSL interpreted tour of the Living Water exhibition at Cambridge University Library, Saturday 17 October, 11am to 12pm. Tickets are free but you need to book.
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Mill Road is our high street too: CDA hosts the Mill Road Traders’ Association
The Mill Road Traders’ Association held an evening workshop in the hall at our Cambridge office on Romsey Terrace, just off Mill Road.
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What would you do if a friend told you they were being abused?
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association and Cambridge Women’s Aid are running a free workshop on responding to domestic abuse disclosure, with BSL and captions, on Tuesday 20 October in Cambridge.
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Thrive Live gets its own website, YouTube channel and Instagram
Thrive Live, the monthly BSL chat show made by deaf women for deaf women, now has its own website, YouTube channel and Instagram account. Thank you to our sponsor SignWow.
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Ann Ratcliffe’s memorial plaque laid at Longthorpe Church
Ann Ratcliffe, former Chair and first Fellow of Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, now has a memorial plaque at Longthorpe Church in Peterborough. Anyone is welcome to visit and lay flowers.
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