The Odd Gentlemen video game

Young girl signing what looks like 'cup' with a blue earmold, pink headband on black hair.

My wife Kay and I (Matt and Kay Daigle) are thrilled to announce that we are co-creators & co-writers of a new video game that is in development with The Odd Gentlemen. Our new video game is called “Harmonium” We are honored to work along side so many talented individuals.
 
Here is the trailer that debuted at “The Game Awards” last night December 7th, 2023. www.theoddgentlemen.com

 

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DAD Note: The girl shown above uses ASL in the game as shown in the trailer.  There are a handful of games doing this to our knowledge. 

Black Deaf Men Summit (Washington DC, Feb. 16-17, 2024)

Black Deaf Men Summit, Washington DC, Feb. 16-17, 2024, see below for more info

The Center for Black Deaf Studies officially extended an invitation to Black Deaf men to attend an empowering weekend on Saturday, February 17, 2024, designed to provide a space for a discourse on the issues Black Deaf men face that affect their ability to achieve their personal goals in life. The theme is : ‘The Souls of Black Deaf Men’. We chose this theme as we hope it will inspire us to dig deep into our souls and think about what it means to be a Black Deaf Man? What is it that we need to do to be better men? What is that we need to do to be able to empower ourselves and break the barriers that force us into bad choices and habits. This will be the very first of its kind and we will have dialogues, workshops and moderated group discussions to cover the areas we feel need our attention as Black Deaf Men the most. Save the date and join us for a weekend of well-needed connection.
 
Registration Required: gu.live/VHMZp
 
Questions/concerns: contact cbds at gallaudet.edu
 
 

Supported Decision-Making Summit (Newark, March 7, 2024)

My Life, My Decisions Summit, at University of Delaware in Newark, March 7, 2024. see below for more info

Join My Life, My Decisions: A Supported Decision-Making Summit to learn more about supported decision-making and the resources that are available in Delaware. The summit will start with a panel discussion of people with disabilities and their supporters. It will be led by supported decision-making expert Jonathan Martinis. Next, you will have the opportunity to get advice from panelists and other mentors about living a self-determined life.

Please contact Ashley Steinbrecher at ashstein at udel.edu or 302-831-4793 if you need accommodations.

More info at https://www.cds.udel.edu/mylife.

Supported Decision Making Summit flyer March 2024 (PDF Flyer)