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7 hours ago · Auslan by Julie Lyons, QUT. with. Most updates on trains are only delivered by audio announcements. Automatically translating them into Auslan makes Deaf people feel safer and more independent.
9 hours ago · The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 4 emphasizes inclusive and equitable education for all but many learners with specific learning needs are still kept at the periphery in the realms of learning. Teach For All’s Inclusive Education fellowship is an important initiative to help melt the boundaries of exclusion due to many ...
1 day ago · The Deaf are generally not that familiar with climate change, Balan explains. “Most [Deaf persons], as high school students, were not taught these concepts, so they don’t have any background,” shared Balan, who manages vocabulary development, collecting data and coordinating with Deaf persons across the country in Project SIGND.
3 days ago · Being told ‘it doesn’t matter’. Our research shows the enormous impact that the general public’s negative attitudes and behaviour has on the 18 million deaf people and people with hearing loss in the UK.
3 days ago · This article is about primary sign languages of the deaf. For signed versions of spoken languages, see manually coded language. Sign languages (also known as signed languages) are languages that use the visual-manual modality to convey meaning, instead of spoken words.
4 days ago · The Deaf Community is made up of a wide range of people, of all ages and with different experiences of hearing and sensory loss. Those who identify as being members of the Deaf community claim a unique culture, drawn from a shared experience of Deafness and a shared language - British Sign Language (BSL). There are innumerable barriers for Deaf ...
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3 days ago · Deaf Gathering Cymru is a deaf-led festival in Cardiff created by Chapter Arts Centre and deaf artists and creative access consultants Jonny Cotsen and Heather Williams. Taking place from 5-8 September 2024 and open to everyone, the four- day celebration builds on the success of last year’s Deaf Together and offers a dynamic programme of ...
