CONFERENCE: International Congress on Education for the Deaf (ICED) July 2010
The 21st International Congress on Education for the Deaf (ICED) Congress will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from 18 – 22 July 2010.
For more information check their website at:
As of this writing (mid-February, 2008), there is little information available. But more information should be added to their web site in the weeks and months to come.
Individuals who are interested in attending the conference as a participant; sponsoring the conference; offering an exhibit at the conference; presenting a paper at the conference; or presenting a poster at the conference are invited to send your full contact information to the conference organizers at:
Your contact information should include, at minimum, your first and last name and your email address. You may also wish to provide your position and organization; your full mailing address (including province or state, and your country); your day time telephone number and fax number.
If you provide ICED with your contact information then you will be contacted with more detail as they become available.
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Iam occupational therapist based in uganda working withA cbr organisation. iwould like to carry out a reaserch study in on the effective ness of locally made simple assisitive devices for persons with disabilities. i have tried to get funding for this project but in vain. Please can some one help me out. My contact is email: moskai@yahoo.com
moses
21 February 2008
i am lecturer in information management in Malaysia. I am doing a special project on information needs for deaf in Malaysia. I would like to present my paper in this conference. Pls notify me once it is ready to be registered. Thank you.
haziah saari
15 April 2008
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Andrea Shettle, MSW
15 April 2008
it will be great if all stake holders are given
a chance to attend this international congress with out discremination of race,color,we expect affair deal amongest non canadian in aquiring travel documents when a need arises.theres always unfair treat to african’s when such conferences come upon your consest and you proclaim them towads global unification.
Bwanga ronald robert
15 September 2008
it will be great if all stake holders are given
a chance to attend this international congress with out discremination of race,color,we expect affair deal amongest non canadian in aquiring travel documents when a need arises.theres always unfair treat to african’s when such conferences come upon your concent and you proclaim them towads global unification.
Bwanga ronald robert
15 September 2008