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Third Annual 5K ASL-for-ALL

  • Aug 8, 2025
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Join us in our THIRD annual ASL for All 5K fundraiser to foster Olathe as a "Shared Signing Community"! Shared signing communities are localities where both Deaf and non-Deaf community members use a shared visual language to communicate with one another. Non-Signers are welcomed!


When: September 27, 2025

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