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Update Information on Deaf Protest

By Bradley Porche | Posted in Blogs | Jun.10, 2009 3 Comments

Here is the Department of Justice settlement between the United States of America, Rashad Gordon and Michael Edward against the City of Houston, TX. Again, this is only a settlement and does not emphasize a case law. Settlement Agreement

There will be another meeting taking place on June 15th at 6:30pm (location will be updated), you can find out more information on the Communication Access Now blog and there is an outline of explanations from the 5 co-founders.

Hope you find this informative and I would strongly encourage you to attend the meeting. I plan on having a real time streaming and archived video of the meeting posted so that more Deaf/HOH people will be aware of what is going on and eventually feel like they are “participating” . It will be from this account, UStream.tv broadcast and let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks!



About Bradley Porche

Bradley Porche is a teacher for the Deaf at Clear Creek ISD and Houston Community College. Bradley also work for the Climate Project as a presenter for Al Gore traveling around the country giving presentations on the issue of Global Warming. He is an avid golfer and a member of the SETDGA. Bradley also serve as the Rules and Bylaw director for the SETDGA. Contact Bradley Porche or Twitter @bporche


3 Responses

  1. Pix

    Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting




  2. Pix

    Jun 10th, 2009Julie Reese

    I found more info about the settlement:

    http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2000/March/158cr.htm




  3. Pix

    Thank you Julie for the more detail on the settlement, now since I have read it and it provides an interesting case. On the settlement papers, it already outlines the details of what the city of Houston has to make in order to be proactive in providing access. However, this has not happened and my question is…Who looked away and allow this to lapse?




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