1st NADC 1994

2nd NADC 1997

3rd NADC 2000

4th NADC 2004

5th NADC 2007

6th NADC 2011

7th NADC 2014

8th NADC 2024

Conference History Details

1st NADC Conference 1994
“The Asian Deaf Experiences”
March 11-13, 1994
Holiday Inn – Financial District
San Francisco, California
Co-chairs: Judy Ho & Dr. Cheryl Wu

2nd NADC Conference 1997
“Let’s Break Down the Walls of Silence”
March 20-23, 1997
Universal City Hilton & Towers
Los Angeles, California
Co-chairs: Sharon Gough & LisaAnn Tom

3rd NADC Conference 2000
“Toward the New Millennium: Opportunities, Challenges, and Achievements”
Hosted by Greater Washington Asian Deaf Association (GWADA)
March 28 – April 2, 2000
DoubleTree Hotel
Arlington, Virginia
Chairperson: Paul Tomiyasu

4th NADC Conference 2004
“Asian Pacific Islander Deaf and Hard of Hearing Perspectives of the 21st Century”
Hosted by Deaf of the Pacific Rim (DPR)
August 4 – 8, 2004
Renaissance Ilikai Waikiki Hotel
Honolulu, Hawaii
Chairperson: Paul Tomiyasu

5th NADC Conference 2007
“1994-2007 Asian Deaf People: Harmony, Community and Accomplishments”
Hosted by Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA)
June 30 – July 4, 2007
Hyatt Hotel Regency at Embarcadero Center
San Francisco, California
Co-chairs: William Wong & Leyla Erol

6th NADC Conference 2011
“Reconnecting the Beautiful Traditions of our Asian Multi-Cultural Heritage and the Value of Modern Cultural Experiences”
Hosted by Metropolitan Asian Deaf Association (MADA)
June 22 – 26, 2011
Mudan Banquet Hall at Queens Crossing & Flushing Public Library
Flushing, New York
Co-chairs: Jennifer Ayque-Cho & Marie Rose Guillermo

7th NADC Conference 2014
“Transitions and Transformations”
Hosted by Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA)
August 22-23, 2014
Berkeley City College
Berkeley, California

8th NADC Conference 2024
“Transitioning to the Next Generation”
Hosted by Metropolitan Asian Deaf Association (MADA)
August 23-24, 2024
Pier 57 & Golden Unicorn Restaurant
New York, New York

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