CCC ASL Club

08/06/2026

Our communities are the heart of everything we do. As part of our statewide ACDHH Communities Tour, our first stop is Flagstaff.

We are traveling across Arizona to listen, engage, and learn directly from you, while sharing valuable resources. This is also a wonderful opportunity to meet our Executive Director, Nikki Soukup, and the team.

Event Details:
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Location: Coconino Community College – The Commons (2800 S. Tree Rd)
Whether you are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, a family member, or a community ally, we invite you to join us.

RSVP: Please scan the QR code in the graphic (or click the link below) to register and request accommodations.

Link to Registration: https://forms.gle/ziqwjeq7eMNE7tPBA

We look forward to connecting with you as we visit communities across the state. If you have any questions regarding the ACDHH Communities Tour, please reach out to Reena at [email protected].

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Alternative Text: ACDHH Communities Tour promotional flyer for the Flagstaff event. The text reads: "ACDHH Communities Tour - Save the Date." Location details show Flagstaff on August 6th, 2026, from 4:00 to 5:30 PM at Coconino Community College, The Commons (2800 S. Tree Rd). A purple box at the bottom includes a QR code with the text "Let us know if you are attending. Scan to register & request accommodations." The Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing logo is in the top right corner.

07/23/2026

Everyone is welcome to attend!
Interpreters will be there.
Open to the public 🤟🏼

05/27/2026

Monday June 1st 6 pm! First ASL Social of the summer season!

05/08/2026

05/06/2026

She’s doing it folks!! Stay tuned and come cheer her finish at Heritage Square!!

04/18/2026

Meet . Ultra runner, SNB employee, and ambassador with a goal that goes far beyond the miles: becoming the first deaf finisher of .

She’s already pushed past what once felt impossible; going from a 100k background to 117 miles in her first attempt, then an incredible 225 miles the following year. But what’s stayed with her most isn’t just the distance… it’s the community.

Running 250 miles without sound means relying on something deeper. No music. No trail chatter. Just presence, persistence, and purpose, especially when communication fades and darkness takes over in the Arizona desert.

Now, she’s heading back on May 4th.
Stronger, sharper, and ready to take everything she’s learned and go all in.

Her story is bigger than a finish line. It’s about resilience, connection, and showing what’s possible.

👉 Read more in the newsletter (link in bio)

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04/09/2026

Flagstaff and surrounding areas!

ASL interpreting will be provided at Bushmaster Park April 18, 11a-2p for workshops on Earth Day. Please join us for this fun event.