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Graduation for Interpreter Training

Today at DDP we had a graduation ceremony for a new group of Cambodian Sign Language interpreters who have finished their training.

Getting ready for graduation

Today at the Deaf Development Programme, deaf staff and Sign Language Project staff prepared a banner to be used for the graduation ceremony for sign language interpreters class next Friday. The banners have pictures of the present king and his father and mother and then the name and date of the event. Such banners are a mandatory part of every ceremony in Cambodia.

Changes in the Education Project

Today Srey Mom started her new job as school counselor and moved her desk into the office of the Education Project which meant rearranging everything and moving some materials out of the office. Here the education staff ponder the placement of cabinets and tables while Srey Tin cleans up some of the books to be stored.

Concert to Benefit DDP

You are invited!

Kimhorn’s wedding

Julie and Sophy, DDP staff

Today, Kimhorn, a staff member of the Sign Language Project at the Deaf Development Programme, married Sophors, a former student at DDP when Kimhorn was studying there also. Click here to see some photos from the happy occasion.

Christmas Eve at DDP

Christmas Eve is a workday in Cambodia but many of our staff took leave. This is the group that was left and who got together for a Christmas photo.

Decorating for Christmas at DDP

Today some of the deaf staff from the Deaf Community Center were making some decorations to use for a Christmas gathering on December 26. We need to continue social distancing, wearing masks, and using sanitizer but we are allowed to have larger gatherings now.

Christmas Decorations

Now that our DDP barber shop for training barbers is open again, I decided it was time for a haircut. I’ll look good for the Christmas masses!

Christmas Culture at DDP (Part 2)

Click here to see photos of the afternoon activities on the day when the DDP students learned about and experienced some of the ways different cultures celebrate Christmas.

Christmas Culture at DDP

This Friday was a day when regular classes were canceled and the students were able to participate in activities and games to be part of the Christmas spirit that spreads around Cambodia even though very few people here could explain Christmas as a religious celebration. Click here to see some of the morning activities.

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