HOJ Deaf Club

PO Box 704
NY 10039
ph: 917 816 3505
alt: 212 690-3070
hojdeafclub@aol.com

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We are Deaf and Hard of Hearing members of the National Action Network, a leading civil rights organization, we established the House of Justice (HOJ) Deaf Club to create an environment for active Deaf and Hard of Hearing participation. We are supported by NAN's Interpreter/Advocates Committee.

Our small group promotes equal opportunity and self reliance for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people through Voter Registration Drives, Deaf History forums, Domestic and Police Brutality forums and accessibility to medical care.

We make ourselves available to anyone in need of assistance who think their rights have been violated due to deafness.

Membership is free. We collect no dues and only ask that our members actively volunteer their services in carrying out our mission. We are committed to the goals for economic, educational and basic equality of rights. All workshops and forums are free and open to the public.

Workshops

Deaf Rappers Entertainment

Unless specified all events take place at 106 W. 145th Street NYC 10039

FOR DIRECTIONS - GO TO CONTACT US PAGE

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Deaf Club meets Tuesdays 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

ASL Class every Tuesday 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

CIVIL RIGHTS EDUCATIONAL TOUR

For the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Hearing Community

12 Years of age and older

The history of the civil rights movement is a valuable educational tool for all people. Knowing your history can help you understand where you are and where you don't want to be.

SUMMER of 2015 - TRAVEL DOWN THE CIVIL RIGHTS TRAIL

Greensboro, NC; Woolworth Museum -First lunch counter sit in demonstration

Atlanta, Ga - Birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr.; Auburn Ave; Ebenezer Baptist Church;Martin Luther King Center for Non Violence

Tuskegee, Ala - Tuskegee Univ - Rich Black History

Montgomergy, Ala - Dexter Ave Baptist Church (MLK installed by his father) Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat walk acrosss Edmund Pettus Bridge

Birmingham, Ala - 16th Sttreet Baptist Church (4 little girls killed) Park & Museum (dogs & water hoses) Civil Rights Museum

Memphis Tenn - Lorraine Motel - MLK Assassination

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MAY 19, 2014

Shrine bar restaurant - Soulful ASL Night

Time: 5pm - Midnight

Pay at door - $5.00

Shrine in Harlem - 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd

(134th Street and 7th Ave)

Our stars will give their performances for fundraising to support NYCBDA and HOJ Deaf Club